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Babymouse #13: Cupcake Tycoon (2012)

by Jennifer L. Holm(Favorite Author)

4.18 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Random House BFYR

series

Babymouse

review 1: Babymouse floods the school library on accident, she participates in a cupcake fundraiser to help pay for the repairs of the library. Selling cupcakes isn't as easy has babymouse had anticipated. This book is great! Great for children or people who are still children at heart. Babymouse is a lovable character that makes you want to read until the end. The illustrations are wonderful as well, only using black, white, and pink may seem strange but it really works for this book.
review 2: In this thirteenth installment of Babymouse series, Babymouse: Cupcake Tycoon, Babymouse accidentally destroys a large part of her school library’s collection, and joins her classmates in a cupcake-selling fundraiser of epic proportions to raise money for new books. Like other ... morestories in the series, Babymouse is initially foiled by her school nemesis, the popular (and apparently well-funded) Felicia, who out-advertises and out-sells Babymouse at every turn in pursuit of a mystery prize (oh, and books for the school, too). Delightful illustrations and witty allusions fill the pages of this familiar black, white, and pink graphic novel, making an amusing read for emerging and seasoned readers of all ages. The mix of panels, full page illustrations, and colorful banter between Babymouse and the narrator offer readers a dynamic and inviting space to explore comics and graphic novels, making Babymouse a successful introduction to the genre for new or reluctant comic readers. As for those wary of all the pink, Squish the green amoeba is introduced at the end, promoting his own graphic novel: Squish: Super Amoeba, released in 2011. less

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