- A must for anyone interested in the Slayer mythology. I especially liked on story set in England of olde that showed that Buffy wasn't the first slayer who had friends helping her.

 - This is really cute, with yearbook signings by the characters and little inside jokes. Glad I bought it.

 - A waste. Not particularly well written, leaves important stuff out. I'd say more but I was so unimpressed I can't think of anything. 

- Fascinating. Worth the read. I actually have the 4 separate volumes, but I'd buy it in this all-volumes-in-one-book style if I had it to do over.

 -Great book, not canon, but we didn't know that at the time Dori wrote it. After seeing her Spikefeeds over at btvs-tabularasa.net, I knew I had to get this book, and I'm glad I did. :)

 -Cute book with Spike on the cover. 'nuff said. :)

 - Long book, not for the juvenile reader. Good though.

 -Loved it! While I *am* a fan of the sappy-romantic-inlovewithBuffy Spike, this journey back into the 1940s with Spike and Dru is an excellent read!

 -I used to have this book. Then I gave it away to a friend who didn't have any Buffy books. I know, I'm going to rot in hell. It was really awful. My biggest complaint is that the language was trying way too hard at being Buffy-esque, to the point that it was almost comical. Also, there were plot holes and subplots that didn't go anywhere. I honestly don't understand how anyone could give this a good rating. (there were a few on Amazon).

 - My friend Debbie actually threatened to steal this from me. :) Nice pics of Angel. I'm not as big a fan as she is (My heart belongs to Spike/James), but the pics are pretty well done. More a book for the pin-up crowd though.