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Dracula's Tomb

by Colin McNaughton
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Overview

Enter, if you dare, the bloodcurdling world of Transylvania's most infamous gourmet—Count Dracula. This sidesplitting history—coffin-shaped and complete with Velcro close tabs and a fabulous pop-up finale—sheds light on the little-known details of Drac's infancy, school days, cherished belongings, and lively nightlife. You'll be introduced to his friends and ancestors, get a peek inside his fridge and his closet, and get a taste, so to speak, of what eternal life is like for the world's biggest pain in the neck! Join Colin McNaughton, a three-time recipient of the International Reading Association Children's Choice Award, for a terrifically funny tour that fans of the illustrious Count won't soon forget.

Sidesplitting history of Drac's infancy, boyhood school days, cherished belongings, and lively night life.

Synopsis

Enter, if you dare, the bloodcurdling world of Transylvania's most infamous gourmet—Count Dracula. This sidesplitting history—coffin-shaped and complete with Velcro close tabs and a fabulous pop-up finale—sheds light on the little-known details of Drac's infancy, school days, cherished belongings, and lively nightlife. You'll be introduced to his friends and ancestors, get a peek inside his fridge and his closet, and get a taste, so to speak, of what eternal life is like for the world's biggest pain in the neck! Join Colin McNaughton, a three-time recipient of the International Reading Association Children's Choice Award, for a terrifically funny tour that fans of the illustrious Count won't soon forget.

Children's Literature

This clever book is presented as the journal/scrapbook of the fictional Count Dracula. It's written in the first person, as if Dracula had been a real person (thing)! It begins with his family tree, goes on to memories of school days, letters home from school, pictures of school days, and ends with an unexpected surprise. It's creatively illustrated with whimsical cartoon drawings, and the whole book is tongue-in-cheek humor. Definitely for the monster-freak.

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Children's Literature - Meredith Kiger

This clever book is presented as the journal/scrapbook of the fictional Count Dracula. It's written in the first person, as if Dracula had been a real person (thing)! It begins with his family tree, goes on to memories of school days, letters home from school, pictures of school days, and ends with an unexpected surprise. It's creatively illustrated with whimsical cartoon drawings, and the whole book is tongue-in-cheek humor. Definitely for the monster-freak.

Book Details

Published
July 1, 2009
Publisher
Candlewick Press
Pages
24
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780763644888

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