Mickeymania

If one had to select a single title from the recent spate of books discussing the Art Deco style, it should be this crisply written, magnificently illustrated volume. Indeed, Hillier is no stranger to Art Deco scholarship (Art Deco of the 20s and 30s, 1985), and his lively discussion of the turbulent era of the Twenties and Thirties quickly sweeps one back in time to a style that became easily identifiable and was adopted to one degree or another by all of the mechanical and fine arts. The illustrations, mostly in color, are beautifully reproduced. Art students in particular will benefit from this attention to detail. The volume concludes with a notes section, brief biographies of notable artists and designers, and a useful bibliography. Highly recommended for all audiences.?P. Steven Thomas, Central Michigan Univ. Lib., Mt. PleasantCopyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Bienvenue à Wonderland. Sa grande roue, ses montagnes russes, sa maison des horreurs, son serial killer. Vanessa Castro pensait avoir fait le choix de la tranquillité en rejoignant les forces de police de Seaside, sur la côte ouest des Etats-Unis. Mais quand des employés de Wonderland, le parc d'attractions qui fait la fierté de la ville, disparaissent les uns après les autres, elle comprend que cet endroit est loin d'avoir livré tous ses secrets. Et elle craint d'avoir jeté sa propre famille dans un piège diabolique. Car à Wonderland, les attractions peuvent être véritablement mortelles.