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Frankenstein Makes A Sandwich
And Other Stories You're Sure to Like, Because They're All about Monsters, and Some of Them Are Also about Food
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Stories in verse about the monster-sized problems Dracula, Wolfman, Bigfoot and other monsters have.
Imprint:
Orlando [Fla.] - Harcourt
Pages:
40
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
0152057668, 9780152057664
Language:
English
Awards & Distinctions:
A Junior Library Guild selection
Notes:
Frankenstein makes a sandwich -- The Creature from the Black Lagoon doesn't wait an hour before swimming -- The Phantom of the Opera can't get "It's a small world" out of his head -- The Middlewich Witch-Watchers Club, a club sandwich which watches witches -- An open letter from Wolfman's best friend -- The Invisible Man gets a haircut -- The Phantom of the Opera still can't get "It's a small world" out of his head -- Count Dracula doesn't know he's been walking around all night with spinach in his teeth -- The Mummy won't go to his eternal rest without a story and some cookies -- The Yeti doesn't appreciate being called Bigfoot -- If the Phantom of the Opera can't get "Pop goes the weasel" out of his head, he's going to freak out -- The Lunchsack of Notre Dame -- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Henderson's five alarm chili -- Zombie, Zombie -- Now the Phantom of the Opera can't get "The girl from Ipanema" out of his head -- The Dentist -- The Phanotm of the Opera is considering giving up music and doing his haunting somewhere else -- Bigfoot can't believe you called him Yeti just now -- Godzilla pooped on my Honda
Statement of responsibility:
by Adam Rex
Characteristics:
40 p. :,col. ill. ;,26 cm
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Add a CommentSometimes spooky, sometimes scarey. The illustrations are sure to fascinate young readers. And the rhythm and rhyme are comical and intriguing. Truly a riot of words. *Great summer reading entertainment. *Silly, ridiculous, just fun reading.
My kids 10 and 7 yrs. enjoyed reading the stories. My 7yr.old said one was a little scary.