My review of this book can be found on my YouTube Vlog at:

https://youtu.be/BVh4dA4UrFQ

Enjoy! ( )

When Frankenstein gets married the caterer makes garlic bread that bothers the best man vampire
Strange poems really better for adults than kids. Poe spends the book looking for rhymes. A sarcastic raven. ( )

This book has a theme of Halloween type stuff. There are headless horseman, zombies, vampires, Frankenstein, and other things too. The book is done in a whimsical way and things that are creepy are not really that creepy in this book. The book does have a story line of Frankenstein's wedding and his guests. The story diverts several times to talk about the guests and some of their experiences. It is an interesting read. ( )

Older kids will enjoy the. humor and funny pictures in this silly book. Frankenstein is getting married and Edgar Allen Poe has writers block. Enough said. ( )

A very, very funny book of poems, rhymes, Poe, and Frankenstein! The fun starts on the inside cover, Wolfman, Drac, The Mummy and The Creature from the Black Lagoon assuming that you (the reader) are Frankie. But, the stories and poems don't stop there. This book offers a reason to the strange origin of these stories, a sampling of Haikus (with a haiku *about* haikus), Frankenstein's new in-laws, blog posts from a certain Horseman, Alien contact, and more, culminating in a wedding extraordinaire!

This was funny, and the simple flowing rhyming made it easy to read aloud. The colorful artwork encouraged my daughter to stop jumping on the bed and come and take a look. And the references made me giggle as I read the short stories and ads. Frankenstein, indeed, Takes the Cake! ( )