Search Results: "DADA Company"


BOOK REVIEW

FOUR LITTLE CORNERS by Jérome Ruilier
CHILDREN'S
Released: Feb. 8, 2013

"More scenario than story, but workable as a starter for discussions about cooperation and physical differences. (iPad storybook app. 4-6)"
A circular doorway stops Little Square from joining his round friends. What to do? Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

OFF TO BED! by David Yerga
by David Yerga, illustrated by Màriam Ben Arab, developed by DADA Company
CHILDREN'S
Released: Oct. 3, 2012

"Parents and children alike will find this drowsy, dreamy tale an indispensable delight. The big question is who'll doze off first. (iPad storybook app. 6 mos.-2)"
This countdown to sleepy-time explores the dreamy comforts and joys of slumber for little ones who dare to go. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

COMPANY by Max Barry
FICTION & LITERATURE
Released: Jan. 17, 2006

"Comic relief for any b-school grads (or Office Space fans) who've had their fill of Collins, Drucker and Peters."
A raucous black comedy about corporate management that's tailor-made for anybody who's ever gone to the office feeling like a lab rat. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

MIMI’S DADA CATIFESTO by Shelley Jackson
ANIMALS
Released: April 1, 2010

"Completely spectacular. (Picture book. 7 & up)"
This engaging picture book delivers a pleasurable story, dazzling artwork and a fascinating introduction to Dadaism. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

SORROW’S COMPANY by DeWitt Henry
NON-FICTION
Released: Feb. 20, 2001

"Powerful, wrenching, illuminating, and lovely."
More than a dozen essayists struggle with illness, death, loss, love, and survival. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

FAST COMPANY by D. James Smith
Released: Oct. 1, 1999

"The passages of remarkably poised, fluid writing make Smith's debut, despite its disheartening message, unusually strong. (Fiction. 12-14)"
A depressing, downbeat tale that attempts to make sense of the lives of some highly dysfunctional, unlikable people, but never quite succeeds. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

YOUR BABY'S FIRST WORD WILL BE DADA by Jimmy Fallon
CHILDREN'S
Released: June 9, 2015

"Plotless and pointless, the book clearly exists only because its celebrity author wrote it. (Picture book. 3-5)"
A succession of animal dads do their best to teach their young to say "Dada" in this picture-book vehicle for Fallon. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

HOT, HOT ROTI FOR DADA-JI by F.  Zia
CHILDREN'S
Released: April 1, 2011

"A natural for reading aloud, laced with great tastes, infectious sound effects and happy feelings. (glossary) (Picture book. 5-8)"
Food, family and storytelling set irresistible hooks in this high-spirited double picture-book debut. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

NON-FICTION
Released: Aug. 1, 1997

"While optimistic about many consultants, however, the authors warn companies to be wary of too much good advice. (Author tour)"
A look into the insular and highly confidential world of consulting firms like Bain & Co., Andersen Consulting, McKinsey & Co., and Deloitte & Touche. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

CHAPLIN & COMPANY by Mave Fellowes
FICTION & LITERATURE
Released: June 2, 2014

"Fellowes drives the novel at a leisurely pace and lets the characters unfold gradually and quirkily until we get to know them well."
A slow-moving novel—perhaps appropriate since much of it takes place on a narrow boat moored in London's Little Venice neighborhood—ultimately driven by characters...and charming they can be. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

BAD COMPANY by Virginia Swift
MYSTERY THRILLER
Released: June 18, 2002

"Despite all the activity, this sophomore effort is a tad heavy-handed, with too many dysfunctional relatives, too much kissy-kissy between Hawk and Sally, and a final twist that doesn't quite ring true."
Trashy Monette Bandy, who dropped her panties for any man, no matter how mean or ugly, seems to have dropped them once too often. Read full book review >

BOOK REVIEW

NON-FICTION
Released: Aug. 1, 1994

"A painstakingly researched, if sometimes ploddingly written, work that effectively weaves together the disparate threads that went into the theater we equate with the name Brecht."
Emulating the breadth characteristic of the epic theater, Fuegi (Germanic & Slavic Lit./Univ. of Maryland) determines that Brecht's theater wasn't really Brecht's theater after all and that Brecht himself, that rather heroic figure of 20th-century drama, was, in fact, a pig of a human being. Read full book review >
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