This is a fun romp about a group of Jewish kids who get kidnapped by an angel and taken to the Unfinished Corner -- the single piece of the universe that God did not develop when he created the world. If you believe Jewish mythology. Which Miriam isn't sure she does, as she approaches her Bat Mitzvah. The story has a bit of the Jumanji about it -- each of the kids has some special gift or talent that helps them complete the mission. And there is some big mysticism here along with a pretty grounded foundation -- the kids are clearly Millennials (or whatever comes after them), people of their world, but they cope with their adventure pretty admirably. I do love a story with that blend of reality and fantasy. ( )

Twelve-year-old Miriam doesn’t know much about Jewish mythology. She’s not even sure she wants to be Jewish. So, imagine her confusion when a peculiar angel whisks her off to finish the mythological Unfinished Corner, a place full of monsters and mystery.

I was really amazed by the art and the very imaginative and unusual story. Inspired by the Jewish Mythology, The Unfinished Corner is a great adventure mixing friendship and Fantasy. The characters are all appealing and are a great example about how we are stronger working together.

It is definitely a great discovery ! ( )