I haven't been able to read the actual books based on the show for some reason, but this was too good. I am a giant X-Phile, so when I saw this somewhere (I think it was Amazon?) I had to get it. Perhaps it will inspire young readers to look to the stars and learn more….or kickstart the next generation of sci-fi fans.Īn adorable read with one of my favorite combinations-Mulder, Scully, and aliens-oh my! :D Just look at the tiny Fox and Dana!!! Haha….The hair on Fox is perfect. From the glowing green spine to the smile inducing surprise at the end, my “The Truth Is Out There” heart was over the moon happy! I can’t even explain the little extra hop in my step once this book was in my possession. We see Dana bravely leading the way to the truth, the what, and the why alongside Fox’s “I Want to Believe” imagination once again. I’m a huge Mulder and Scully fan, so this was precious. If you are an X-Files fan, this is a MUST read. You’ve got to see what they find in the dark? The adorable pint size duo sets out to investigate giant footprints, scary shadows, and eerie noises with their ever present flashlight at the ready. They’re set up in the backyard with a tent, a big bowl of popcorn, flashlights, and a pile of books that prompt the question-Do aliens exist? Reading and questions soon turns to adventure though.

This gem had to be read ASAP!īest friends Fox and Dana are having a sleepover. I scooped it up and bolted for the checkout. I was shocked speechless and silly! Haha…I honestly just stood there staring at the cover for a full minute before my slow, o-my-goodness-this-is-so-coming-home-with-me smile spread across my face. It!!! The X-Files in picture book form! *cue up the theme music* My jaw dropped at first contact. Let me try to set up the scene here…I’m walking around my bookstore (aka home away from home) when I spotted it. There's not really a clear plot or moral/idea that brought the end of the story together like a good children's book would. However, there really isn't too much in it besides some gorgeous artwork and some slight throwback fun. Overall, it was just a quick, fun read that is fun for any X-Files fan. Usually children's books are pulled together by a big moral or, well, a point, but I'm just really confused by what the point was of this novel? Yes, it was adorable and fun and had just fantastic things in it for true X-Files fans, but there really was no reason for things happening besides you just being a fan of X-Files. My biggest complaint was that I didn't understand the point of the book. Okay, this was adorableeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, but that's kind of about it.īABY MULDER AND BABY SCULLY ARE JUST SO CUTE AND BABY ALIENS TOO AND I JUST CAN'T DEAL WITH ALL OF THE CUTENESS.

The X-Files by Jason Rekulak