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Emily's Book of Strange

Emily's Book of Strange

List Price: $12.95
Your Price: $9.71
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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Long live Emily!
Review: Emily is an intelligent little black and white child who started out as a small internet idea but spawned into a large merchandise line and nows the chance to see for yourself why this little goth girl is so popular. With wit, sarcasm, insight, and her four dangerous cats, Emily will show you the dark side of life that has already been favored by many of us. I love the awesome cover, the illustrations and each page in the book has many secret codes and messages for you to find. I've had this book for months and theres still things i find myself noticing for the very first time! Rock on Emily!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: All the Goths love Emily
Review: Enter the gloomy and eldritch world of Emily! The artwork is inspired, the aphorisms hit below the belt, and the glossary of Emily's personal secret glyphs is worth the price of the book all by itself. Emily may not like you, but you'll like her.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Cool Book
Review: I actually had never heard of the Emily books, untill my friend showed me her autographed copy of this book & I fell in love, my copy is on the way via mail, this book has neat pictures with very cool secret writing on each page. A fun book for anyone.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: emily the strange is amazing!
Review: I really like the Emily's Secret Book of Strange because it has really cool pictures. Although, it doesn't really have that many words in it either but the pictures are amazing and fun to look at. the secret messeges that are on the pages are really cool, but you have to look closely to see them. If you like to look at a lot of pictures, Emily's Book of the strange has a lot of them.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: read this then go away!
Review: It's essential for any chick who is drawn to the darker things in life to own at least one Emily item but once you enter her bizarre world it's hard to go back. I received both "Emily's Book Of Strange" along with the 2004 calendar for my birthday and those were a perfect introduction to this quiet (but nowhere near shy) cat-luvin' Goth grrl who's preferred favorite color is everything black...or red. Her attitude is anything but cheery but sometimes us open-minded people have to shield ourselves from the ones that are afraid to venture outside the box and to explore what's beyond the edges. I could be wrong but I believe her image is a symbol of encouraging individuality. Or, in other words, to think for yourself without following the crowd by listening and dressing according to what's considered "normal".

There's not a lot of text within these pages (there's often a bare minimum of two words) but the illustrations by Rob Reger and Buzz Parker are creatively "strange" and pure (or is that tainted?) candy for the eyes.

I especially enjoy perusing this on cold, rainy days.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: read this then go away!
Review: It's essential for any chick who is drawn to the darker things in life to own at least one Emily item but once you enter her bizarre world it's hard to go back. I received both "Emily's Book Of Strange" along with the 2004 calendar for my birthday and those were a perfect introduction to this quiet (but nowhere near shy) cat-luvin' Goth grrl who's preferred favorite color is everything black...or red. Her attitude is anything but cheery but sometimes us open-minded people have to shield ourselves from the ones that are afraid to venture outside the box and to explore what's beyond the edges. I could be wrong but I believe her image is a symbol of encouraging individuality. Or, in other words, to think for yourself without following the crowd by listening and dressing according to what's considered "normal".

There's not a lot of text within these pages (there's often a bare minimum of two words) but the illustrations by Rob Reger and Buzz Parker are creatively "strange" and pure (or is that tainted?) candy for the eyes.

I especially enjoy perusing this on cold, rainy days.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Another Great Book for the Strange
Review: My name, ironically enough, is Emily. I like this book even better than the first one. I loved it all especially Emily's Web Collection ... This is a great book for anyone who is STRANGE.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Another Great Book for the Strange
Review: My name, ironically enough, is Emily. I like this book even better than the first one. I loved it all especially Emily's Web Collection ... This is a great book for anyone who is STRANGE.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Nice addition to your Emily collection
Review: This is a nice addition to your Emily the Strange collection but it isn't as cute or unique as the first book in the series.


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