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Jack writes a letter to the Librarian because he needs help. His brother has been eaten by a book!

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As the story begins Jack is frantically writing to an online librarian on a website titled The Library of Doom in the hope that they can help rescue his brother Tyler who has been eaten by a book that is still lurking in the house somewhere. Tyler had purchased the book because of its interesting title Chews your own adventure and when he had had trouble opening it and then thinking he heard growling coming from it he had thrown it into his wardrobe - out of sight, out of mind. In the middle of the night strange sounds were coming from the wardrobe and Tyler decided to investigate. That's when the book ate him. As Jack goes to investigate a new noise he is confronted by the drooling teeth of the book and soon finds himself its next victim.In a nearby town at a book sale Iris purchases the book Harry Potter, Volume Ate and is excited to get it home to read. Unfortunately that's when the trouble starts. The coloured illustrations and diverse font of the text add to the suspense of the story. http: //www.readplus.co.uk/blog_detail.php?id=2007-- ReadPlus blog The follow-up to the popular Library of Doom series brings back demonic librarians and dangerous books for more tales of horror. Something in between a book and a graphic novel, the illustrations drive the narratives and tell a whale of a story in a small amount of words.-- School Library Journal, A Reluctant reader's best friend: Check out some of my The Library of Doom is the setting for this series. In The Book That Ate My Brother, Jack requests the librarian's help in rescuing his brother from a carnivorous book. Unfortunately, the story never resolves what happened to the family dog, which may have also been eaten. The Vampire Chapter takes readers through a short mystery involving two boys trying to uncover the truth behind library books that have been drained of their ink. The short chapters and large font make these books appealing to older, beginning readers. The stories could be used to introduce mystery or adventure-themed writing assignments. Glossary. Table of Contents. Additional Selection.-- Library Media Connection

As the story begins Jack is frantically writing to an online librarian on a website titled The Library of Doom in the hope that they can help rescue his brother Tyler who has been eaten by a book that is still lurking in the house somewhere. Tyler had purchased the book because of its interesting title Chews your own adventure and when he had had trouble opening it and then thinking he heard growling coming from it he had thrown it into his wardrobe - out of sight, out of mind. In the middle of the night strange sounds were coming from the wardrobe and Tyler decided to investigate. That's when the book ate him. As Jack goes to investigate a new noise he is confronted by the drooling teeth of the book and soon finds himself its next victim.In a nearby town at a book sale Iris purchases the book Harry Potter, Volume Ate and is excited to get it home to read. Unfortunately that's when the trouble starts. The coloured illustrations and diverse font of the text add to the suspense of the story. http: //www.readplus.co.uk/blog_detail.php?id=2007-- ""ReadPlus blog"" The follow-up to the popular ""Library of Doom"" series brings back demonic librarians and dangerous books for more tales of horror. Something in between a book and a graphic novel, the illustrations drive the narratives and tell a whale of a story in a small amount of words.-- ""School Library Journal, A Reluctant reader's best friend: Check out some of my"" The Library of Doom is the setting for this series. In The Book That Ate My Brother, Jack requests the librarian's help in rescuing his brother from a carnivorous book. Unfortunately, the story never resolves what happened to the family dog, which may have also been eaten. The Vampire Chapter takes readers through a short mystery involving two boys trying to uncover the truth behind library books that have been drained of their ink. The short chapters and large font make these books appealing to older, beginning readers. The stories could be used to introduce mystery or adventure-themed writing assignments. Glossary. Table of Contents. Additional Selection.-- ""Library Media Connection""

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Michael Dahl is the prolific author of the bestselling Goodnight, Baseball picture book and more than 200 other books for children and young adults. He has won the AEP Distinguished Achievement Award three times for his nonfiction, a Teacher's Choice award from Learning magazine, and a Seal of Excellence from the Creative Child Awards. Dahl currently lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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