A Vampire Is Coming to Dinner!: 10 Rules to Follow
Kids will delight in lifting each flap to reveal retro-styled spreads in which the boy outwits the vampire at every turn...the book is a ghoulishly good time. Ages 3-up. (Aug.)--Publishers WeeklyWe highly recommend this book to kids of all ages!  The illustrations are humorous, not scary, and the book is guaranteed to give you a good laugh!--Jenn's Bookshelves (jennsbookshelves.com/)"This book is very short and funny; suitable for...preschoolers, or possibly as a gag gift for aTwilight fan." --go2media.co/The book has a final surprise for kids that will have them smiling...with bright images [and] fun pranks..Kids will enjoy the book, and parents can have fun reading it with their children.--savvyverseandwit.com/There's nothing like a rousing finale, and Jane's tale, illustrated in retro-tongue-in-cheek style by Pedro Rodriguez, closes with a last two-page spread which opens to a lively party scene pop-up --booksforkidsblog.blogspot.com/