Reviews for Communicating chemistry

The average rating for Communicating chemistry based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-07-19 00:00:00 Steve Mickey Right now I am still not sure where or whatever made my sister to trip over this but within her lifestyle she has embraced it for her daughter. Although it is a lot cleaner than Bratz and not as full face like Monster High it still makes me wonder, especially since for a little known cartoon show, which has now been made into books. Anyway this particular book can be geared towards children but all in all I think the audience is actually for those who may be slightly older due to the subject. Basically the book just takes old adages and gives them a twist to suit the nature of the cartoon such as using her friend Misery or adding a cocky reply such as having seven skeletons. For the illustrations it uses actual illustrations that could be found in the cartoon itself so the coloring of the book is a bit on the darkish side although it matches the nice material cover. And for those who are into the show then it will make sense who the other characters may be or why they are used. My only complaint with the book is that they don't use all the characters from the show, especially when there is a place within the book that the character would be more acceptable such as the two heads are better than one. As a result the gallery that is included in the front and back just behind and before the covers is incomplete. Altogether it is a decent little book of wisdom to have and one that would definitely be a conversation-starter if you left it lying around. Otherwise I do like the wit that was used in making the book and there are some small nuggets that are better in this Ruby way than in the original format.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-03-13 00:00:00 Annalisa Loeffler Ya había conocido a Ruby Gloom desde las cartas de cumpleaños, ahora la amo con estos libros