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RatBurger
by David Walliams
Life is horrible for Zoe. The school bully is always picking on her, her new stepmother is disgustingly lazy, and Burt's Burgers' evil owner, Burt, wants to make her pet rat into a ratburger! It's up to Zoe to rescue her beloved Armitage from the evil Burt, but will she be able to save him from becoming food?
This title is a chapter book appropriate for grades 3-6.
A public library should stock this item because, with such a strong supervillain and a strange concept, this book is good for children who enjoy Roald Dahl's humorous, twisted sensibility. It's also good for children looking for a strong child hero, or kids who would find the concept of a ratburger deliciously disgusting.
This material could be used in a public library in programming about different kinds of pets (including rats), or in programming about the dark side of the food service industry, as well as any programming celebrating Roald Dahl and authors like him.
This title is a chapter book appropriate for grades 3-6.
A public library should stock this item because, with such a strong supervillain and a strange concept, this book is good for children who enjoy Roald Dahl's humorous, twisted sensibility. It's also good for children looking for a strong child hero, or kids who would find the concept of a ratburger deliciously disgusting.
This material could be used in a public library in programming about different kinds of pets (including rats), or in programming about the dark side of the food service industry, as well as any programming celebrating Roald Dahl and authors like him.