One of the first characters to appear in “Inferno” is a spike-haired, malevolent biker chick dressed in black leather. She looks like trouble in more ways than one. What is the girl with the dragon tattoo doing in Dan Brown’s new book?
She’s scaring Robert Langdon, the tweedy symbologist who stars in Mr. Brown’s breakneck, brain-teasing capers. Reader, she will scare you too. . . . Read the rest of the New York Times Review
There’s something irresistible about a skinny, self-possessed underdog who has hidden talents that emerge at just the right moment….Sophie Blackall’s intricate, witty cutout illustrations feel exactly right both for the story and the 5- to 8- year-olds who will most enjoy it.
As in her wonderfully funny ‘Traction Man’ picture books, Ms. Grey uses vigorous illustration and lively writing to give each character a distinct, childlike personality.