This book consists mainly of shots of the architecture of Charlevoix, Michigan, concentrating on the "Mushroom Houses" of Earl Young, in Charlevoix, Michigan, a long-time resort. These are stone structures which gained their name from their "organic" appearance, seeming like something from a fairy tale. Young designed and built twenty-six unique stone houses constructed of Ice Age boulders, fieldstone, and area limestone. Young also designed the Weathervane Inn Restaurant and two motels, the turreted Weathervane Terrace Inn and The Lodge. The book consists chiefly of photographs, both interior and exterior, sometimes four to a page, with just enough text to orient the viewer. So this will largely be a matter of taste: does the reader viewer mainly want eye candy or detailed information? ( )