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Karin Lefranc is a certified children's yoga teacher and mother to three girls and one young boy. Karin grew up all over the world, living in Sweden, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. She attended Bard College in New York and had the opportunity to travel the world again while working for IDG Books helping to license the For Dummies series into over thirty-five languages. This is Karin's debut picture book. She resides with her family in Simsbury, Connecticut. Tyler Parker received his BFA in illustration from the Maryland Institute College of Art and also has an MA in Sequential Design and Illustration from the University of Brighton. He is the illustrator of more than seven children's books including Monsters Meet on Mondays and The Ice Cream Shuffle. He currently resides in Seattle, Washington.
Three second grade classes at my school highly recommend this book. It's a great text to share at Halloween or as a kickoff to a reading event. Elementary students have zombies on the brain. Yes, I meant to do that. When you can combine this hot topic with cultivating a love for reading, you have a win-win situation. -NC Teacher Stuff Clever humorous descriptions. -Kirkus Reviews A cute story of a monster at school. -The Herald Times The perfect book for your young zombie fans. -The Stacks of Life The illustrations are cute, and not at all frightening, even for the youngest of readers . . . a charming Halloween-themed children's book that touches on the joy of reading with a bit of monster shenanigans. -Portland Book Review A book my kids have asked to read over and over again! -ParentingChaos I Want To Eat Your Books does three things (and does them wonderfully): 1. It celebrates the awesomeness of books and reading 2. It encourages kindness and friendship 3. It never gets old, no matter how many times you read it. -Word Spelunking This energetic, funny book will appeal to youngsters. Parents and teachers will appreciate the message about reading. -Can You Read Me a Story?
