In my quick attempt to grab some easy reader books, I didn't realize that this book was part of a series. It would have made a lot more sense to have read the 3 books prior to this one. That being said, this was still a cute book. A green ready-to-read level 3 book, it is classified as "reading proficiency" with rich vocabulary, more challenging story line and longer chapters.

This book is told from the dog's point of view, which I found to be very unique in young children's literature. The pets are trying to stop a magician that is coming to town from not pulling out any more vampire bunnies out of his hat (again, if I would have read the first one, I would understand why there are vampire bunnies in the first place). Also, this book ends with a question, and does not answer all the reader's questions, which encourages the young reader to interpret as they wish. ( )

This book is cute but nothing amazing. However it seems that in the Harold & Chester series, they mention that their rabbit turns carrots white. For that I would love an explanation. ( )