The Book That Ate My Brother

Return to the Library of Doom

De: Michael Dahl, Bradford Kendall

Narrado por: anonymous

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

©2014 Michael Dahl, Bradford Kendall (P)2013 Capstone Publishers, Inc.

Great for my boys

I have 2 boys who are 5 and 7. They scare easily, but this book is perfect bc it helps them listen to something scary when they know the object (book)isn’t actually scary in real life. Hopefully this will help them not to be so fearful when there is no need to be.

Very cute

This was a cute story. Well read. my 10 year old loved it! Just the right length and subject matter to hold his attention.

Great

Kids loved it they liked the way it was read they liked the story and preformance all together

Love the length, but not fit for babies

I chose this to listen with my 6-month-old niece and to be fair, she looked like she was listening. As for the aunt, well, it was a fun read. I mean, children’s stories are usually a fun read, right? And this is one of them. But the sad thing about reading it with a baby is that when they get distracted, there are definitely some parts that you would miss listening. But all in all, this was a good buddy read with the baby.

4.5 stars

Loved it! Though I wish it was longer.
The premise was very interesting, and with very cool and creepy visuals.