by Adam Rex
This picture book not only stories of Frankenstein, but many other monsters as well. And all the stories are pretty funny.I actually enjoyed this more than I thought I would. The stories would the Phantom of the Opera had me laughing. The pictures were just too funny not to laugh.I think this book w...
Genre: Horror / Comedy / Poetry / Monsters Year Published: 2006 Year Read: 2015 Publisher: Hancourt, Inc. Now, I have read many picture books that were not only funny for children, but also funny for adults and I have stumbled upon yet another picture book that was laugh out loud funny fo...
The illustrations in this book are priceless. I love anything scary and this book is perfect for that in-between stage for kids. I read some of the stories to a fourth grade class yesterday and they laughed but I thought a couple of them would be a bit too scary for them so I just showed them the ...
The poor Phantom of the Opera was my favorite, with "The Mummy won't go to his eternal rest without some milk and cookies" as a close second.
This is a book that seems like a traditional "children's book," but I don't really think this book was written for kids. Younger kids just wouldn't get the tongue-in-cheek humor that is present in this book, and so much would just fly right over their heads (I tried it on my 8 year old niece, and we...
Ahahahaha I love the Phantom of the Opera."If The Phantom of the Opera can't get 'Pop Goes the Weasel' out of his head he's going to freak out"Ahahaha
My kids hate it when I sing. This is cosmic retribution for enforcing a hard-line "No Singing at the Table" rule growing up. (Hi Mum! Hi Morwenna! No hard feelings! j/k, lol, etc.) In retrospect, I have no idea why I was such a freak about singing during dinner, but I was, and there's no undoing it....
Izzy was instantly drawn to this at the bookstore today and spent a good half hour sitting by herself giggling over the pictures. I flipped through and approved of the illustrations and threw it in the cart, but I wasn't expecting much. She wanted to read it right when we got home. This is the fi...
Still great. I had forgotten there was a Little Dracula in this one, but the PandaBat remembered.
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