Normally I talk about how I devoured a book, but this is a story about a book that eats people and other books. The text serves as a warning to all readers, especially those foolish enough to pick up a book without first washing off their snack. Illustrations are wild, depicting a ferocious and devious book on the hunt for his next meal.

A small issue with the text: at one point the author declares that this book was shelved between "The Complete Guide to Saints" and "Sandwiches Through the Ages." I am curious what organization system this library uses? ( )

Great fun! ( )

A cautionary note: you should NOT read me... er, this book, which definitely did not eat Anna... for the first time in front of a group of children. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! ( )

Ever read "Little Shop of Horrors"? If not, you should. If you have, this is definitely a book you want to read. With humor that is dark and witty, and yet still super appropriate for children, this book is one that should be in every teachers library. ( )

A fun interaction= experience is part of this book who eats people. Not only does this book warn you repeatedly, but gives multiple examples of people who didn't heed the warning... are you one of them? ( )