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Interview with John Greene (Author of The Fault In Our Stars) in Goodreads All Sorts!: http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/9...

Hi all, I just had to post here because I finished a book this morning called 'Horn-Horn' by A. D. T. McLellan and it was... simply mind-blowing. The narrator is a sixteen year old girl named Cassie Gellar, and honestly I think I'm in love with her. I've never felt so connected to a book. It's a comedy and fantasy and the places it goes... one cannot say in a few mere sentences. They say it's the first in a series, well I can't wait for the second one. I just had to tell somebody how amazing this book is!! I don't know what to do with my life now that it's over. Probably to back to the beginning...

Holy crap: yoga time! Is classic yoga a part of civilized life? Who says “Yes”? No! This sort of yoga is not on the side of The Good. Even more: original yoga is something sponsored by The Devil itself. Am I missing something? Even our domestic yoga gym exercises could harm unprotected soul, but what about the things shown in “Yoga Time” comics? Just to be touched by someone, that kind of knowledge could push a weak spirit into a hole of dark power.
Alex Letner, the author.
His graphics? They are appropriately explicit and too much naturalistic, which is not good. Human bodies are shown unnecessary sculptural and full of ugly motion.
Hell, his humor! His humor is charged with harmful power, no respect to no one, to nothing. There is a little to laugh in there but plenty of motives to cry.
I do nor recommend this “art” to anybody. This story is not a good read. Be careful, do not open this Jumanjy.

@Yate
I don't know why you are promoting a book this way!