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Mother Goose and Grimm's Night of the Living Vacuum!

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The next time you look in you closet, beware of the vaccuum, it may be alive. I always do because I read Mother Goose and Grimm's Night of the Living Vacuum. This seiries of comic strips illistrates how scary it can be for a dog to be facing a living vacuum in a humorus way. There is also lots of comics that are not even related to vacuums for the more frightend readers. How will Grimm live to tell the tale in his other comics? You'll have to read to find out.

I bought Night of the Living Vacuum at the Strand Bookstore in New York City during my summer vacation. That was my last book that I bought with my saved allowances on my summer vacation. Grimm is a dog who always (bees) is mean to cats. In this book, he tells a tale about a vacuum cleaner chasing him around the house when his mom, Mother Goose, is gone. He and Attila, the cat, try to fight the vacuum, but the vacuum fights back. They think they are safe by hiding in the closet, but NO!!! The vacuum comes in there. If anyone reads this book, you'll be amazed and laughing with Grimm and Attila in this adventure-humor book.

I first read this book in 6th grade and I'm now 7 years out of high school and it's still just as funny as I remember it! Even though the main story jumps around the book, interjected by random bits, you can still pick up on the story regardless of the random bits in between. It is worth every penny and it's something you may never get tired of reading as it will almost always bring a smile or a laugh to your day!