Audrey Niffenegger

A haunting tale both of transcendence and the passion for books which features the evocative full-colour, pen-and-ink work of one of the world's most beloved storytellers.

The Night Bookmobile

Sarah Sammis

Strangely appropriate.

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Melissa Palmer

Book #21 Read in 2016
The Night Bookmobile by Audrey Niffenegger

I am not a big fan of graphic novels but I liked this one. Alexandra, walking at night, comes across this big bookmobile. But it is not an ordinary bookmobile because this one houses all of the books that Alexandra has ever read. It is her bookmobile. The librarian will not let her take any of the books from the bookmobile, even though she wants to. Years pass before she comes across the bookmobile again and she wants to work there...no matter what that takes. There is a twist to this book that I did not see coming. That being said, I enjoyed it and I think book lovers will too. I borrowed this book from the public library.

Jayme Bosio

This isn't a graphic novel so much as a cool picture book (and much like a picture book, you'll read it in like 5 minutes). What librarian doesn't love the idea of taking a walk late at night and coming across a Winnebago filled with all the books they've ever read. You automatically start wondering about books you've read ages ago and what it would be like to come across them now. The only thing I didn't like about this book is how the main character comes to work at the library herself. I love my job. I do. But I guess I'm not that dedicated of a librarian.

Kari Bingham-Gutierrez

I would have preferred this as a well sussed out short story or novella. The graphic part of the graphic novel didn't add to the story at all; it felt messy and unnecessary.

One night a woman encounters a disappearing library on wheels that contains every book she has ever read, but seeing her most intimate self in this library, her search to once again find the bookmobile turns into an obsession.

The Night Bookmobile

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