Books by David Lubar
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review 1: The book is full of many different stories, instead of just one full story. These stories could be scary, funny, or just plain twisted versions of fairy tales. The characters of each story were plainly bullies, or just normal kids. When you read, you may think, "Oh I that guys no...
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review 1: Sometimes you might feel like you just don't quite fit in. Sometimes you have a totally rotten day where it seems like EVERYTHING goes wrong. . .that is exactly what happens to Nathan. He would do anything to get rid of the feelings that come from feeling like a loser. When so...
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review 1: This book by David lubar is the battle of the hot pepper weenies . It is a very good book because the setting is told by the describe words. The two main charter are Len and Dylan which are the main chaters that were haveing the war . When they were doing all of this it was a...
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review 1: **Spoiler Alert** This is a cool book to read!Have you ever think how it would feel like to be dead and to not be able to feel any pain? Well this would be a great chance for you to read this book. This book is obviously fantasy because it has a type of supernatural in it. As yo...
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review 1: Nathan Abercromie is in for some serious trouble when his friend's uncle performs a strange experiment on him that goes horribly wrong! Instead of removing Nathan's emotions as expected, it removes his life!Light and humorous, this book rides the coat tails of the Wimpy Kid fanba...
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review 1: We picked this up after searching for "spy" books at the library, with a little help from the Children's Librarian. My 5 and 7 year old sons loved it. I read it aloud but I will issue a warning about the fact that Nathan Abercrombie cannot digest food now that he is a zombie. A c...
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review 1: I started reading this book and I arrived at the part where Nathan, the main character, has a secret identity of a zombie and no one except his two friends know about it. Later he figures out he has a spy following him trying to find out who Nathan really is and what he is capa...
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review 1: It's not my favorite of the weenie collection, but Lubar still does an excellent job at capturing the bizarre by asking "What if...?" I enjoyed the last few pages of the book that explained his inspiration for each story (they're in the others as well), but there is also a secti...