Books by Adam Rex
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review 1: I got a real kick out of this one. My 9-year-old enjoyed it, too, when we read it together, but it was hard for him to catch all the allusions. It’s best suited to older readers. As a fan of Edgar Allan Poe, I especially loved Rex’s spoofs of the Raven. The Headless Horseman’s bl...
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review 1: Have you ever thought about the characters on your favorite box of cereal? What would you do if you found out they were real? What would you do if you found out that the manufacturers of your favorite cereal were doing bad things? I wish this book would have been around when I...
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review 1: As a twenty-five year old who loves Halloween and everything creepy...I give this book five stars. So, why the two star rating? I ordered these books through a book club to build up my second grade classroom library. I always try to look through them before putting them into litt...
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review 1: I decided to read this book after reading Adam Rex's book Shmeck Day. The book was not at all what I thought it would be. I thought the book would read more like a children's picture book but the book reads more like a graphic novel. The entire book is about Frankenstein and his ...
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review 1: Moonday is an imaginative, beautifully illustrated book about a little girl who wakes up to find the moon has descended into her backyard. Morning never comes, and everyone at school and throughout the town is sleepy and drowsy as they go about their day in darkness. Meanwhile, t...
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review 1: I was excited to see this on my library shelf, because I had flown through Cold Cereal on a whim last year. This one has all the quirk and charm of the first book, but in my opinion, the plot is lacking. It still pulls you through the book, but towards the end I found myself aski...