by Edgar Cantero
This post is about the audiobook edition of this book which I'm too lazy to add. Going to be brief here, this is one of those books that's all about the concept, if it's up your alley, you'll like the book. The Blyton Summer Detective Club was a group of kids who met up on school breaks in a sma...
This was a very interesting premise for a book with the characters and the cover constantly reminding me of the cartoon show, Scooby Doo. I remember watching Scooby Doo on Saturday mornings growing up and immediately requested the book.That being said I found this book very humorous on several front...
Scooby-Doo meets H.P. Lovecraft. With an absolutely fantastic cover. If you want to read someone singing praises of this story it's not hard to find (NPR: In 'Meddling Kids,' The Scooby Gang Grows Up — Hard, USA Today: 'Scooby-Doo' fans will dig Cantero's 'Meddling Kids'). My reactions are a bit ...
The title of the book itself lets you know that this book is going to be an ode to a certain well-loved show from the past. And it is. Gloriously so. However, Meddling Kids is also blessedly its own book. It’s mouthy, irreverent, and considerably darker than the well from which it sprang. None of ...
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