Sonic and the Tales of Terror (Sonic the Hedgehog)

This book is loved by kids. I purchased this book to add to my summer mobile library and it was checked out every week. The kids loved all the Sonic books and especially graphic novels.

Not everything about these books are fall in line with canon (which is okay because this was written before SEGA cracked down on continuity) and are, for the most part, enjoyable stories. I disliked the final story but that could be personal taste. Also can't go wrong with "Spaz" doing the art inside the book, even while in monochrome, the artwork was beautiful.

It was important my grandson enjoyed the book.

Pictures cute. Simple to read.

He loves

I bought it for a volunteer program for two kindergarten boys.

Each story is fun. A bit challenging for kids but still fun and engaging

I got this for my son who loves sonic. The comic books are nice but i got these because he needed books to read for school. would recommend for younger readers. my son is 10 but my 6 year old could read this.

The size was smaller than I imagined but my son enjoys it. I like how it is 3 in 1 as well. I would recommend for kids who can already read but are advancing

Really good book and my kids love it

Unfortunately this has to be some of the worst books by Sonic. We did not enjoy these at all & cannot compare them to any of the others. We purchased both of these and they are basically both the same. My child opened it, didn’t want to read it and had no interest whatsoever and he’s completely obsessed with sonic from the minute his eyes are open.The paper quality is terrible and it’s quite short for it supposed to be having more stories in it. I found it was too costly for quality & content because I would have never got it for this amount, but would I have known I wouldnt have at all. Worst of all though there is no pictures at all, and that’s what sonic is about which makes it intriguing and interesting to view and continue reading over and over again. How can you keep a young reader involved with a whole bunch of words crammed on a page In a tiny book, which in the end turns to lack interest because there’s nothing to encourage the reader.Sonic is and always has been visual for its readers, but this leaves nothing to the imagination and only a few pages of what just looks like hand drawn pictures in one solid colour. These don’t bother even telling a story. I’m not sure what they were thinking when they made this and another one that's basically identical, especially aimed at the now younger generation that is getting into and absolutely love sonic more and more. We will just stick to comics from now on

Grandson is a “Sonic” fan and this encourages him to read more.

Great short stories for childrens bedtime stories.