Showing posts with label improper books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label improper books. Show all posts
Friday, 3 November 2017

ReadItDaddy's YA / Adult Graphic Novel of the Week - Week Ending 3rd November 2017: "Porcelain: Ivory Tower (Porcelain Book 3)" by Benjamin Read and Chris Wildgoose (Improper Books)

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We had to cram in at least one more Book of the Week this week, as we really didn't want you to miss out on the fantastic third instal...
Friday, 4 March 2016

ReadItDaddy's Second Book of the Week - Week Ending 4th March 2016 - "Knight and Dragon" by Matt Gibbs and Bevis Musson (Improper Books)

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Our Second Book of the Week is a really innovative take on a graphic novel for kids. Not only is it wordless, but there are multiple ways ...
Thursday, 3 March 2016

ReadItDaddy's YA Roundup - "Porcelain: Bone China" by Benjamin Read and Chris Wildgoose (Improper Books)

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Damn this is good, so good! Once again we're taking a look at some YA coolness in comic form and I'm flying solo leaving little ...
Tuesday, 1 March 2016

More superb YA stuff from Improper Books! "Butterfly Gate" by Benjamin Read and Chris Wildgoose (Improper Books)

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Once again we're delving into the glorious (but strictly not for kids) library of Improper Books titles with a look at something disti...
Thursday, 25 February 2016

MULP: Sceptre of the Sun Volume 1 and 2 by Matt Gibbs and Sara Dunkerton (Improper Books)

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A riotous and action packed anthropomorphic mouse adventure amongst the pyramics? Time for MULP by Matt Gibbs and Sara Dunkerton...
Monday, 22 February 2016

ReadItDaddy's YA Review Roundup - "Porcelain - A Gothic Fairy Tale" by Benjamin Read and Chris Wildgoose (Improper Books)

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We're taking a dip into YA waters with a couple of fantastic graphic novels from Improper Books. Just in case you've no idea who...
Friday, 28 November 2014

ReadItDaddy's Book of the Week - Week Ending 28th November 2014 - "Night Post" by Benjamin Read and Laura Trinder (Improper Books)

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'At Midnight, when all good folk should be abed, the Night Post rides forth to serve the dead.’ - Victorian Poem When a book truly b...