Revenge of the Dust Bunnies (Spooky Snacks) Paperback – March 7, 2013

I liked this book! It's perfect for young kids and adults and may get them to clean their rooms without being told. It's a great read for halloween time or for camping out. My daughter loved it.

What a fun, scary read for 4th to 6th graders. I remember when I was the targeted age (a million years ago). I LOVED reading this kind of book. The illustrations are really good and spooky, too. Kids will love it!

It is a short story about dust bunnies trying to kill everyone one star of for the marlin of ...

This was a fun romp - loved the tongue in cheek humor.

Firstly, I received this books as a First-reads Goodreads Winner! Thank you to both Goodreads and Mr. Kalmbach for allowing me to read this book.As this book is meant for a very young audience, reading level 4, I had my son at the time 8 years of age and my daughter 14 years of age read this as well.Son 8 years old: It's a good book and funny.Daughter 14: It was ok, short.So that's that. The book itself was a good story, it almost reminded me of something you may tell around a campfire. It was a little odd as some of the characters (as well as the world) seem to die, one in the first few pages. So if you want to protect your kids from at worst a body being slammed into a car and then killed then I'd not suggest this one. Overall it's a kids book, I saw previous reviews stating that it was like the Goosebumps series, I can't personally say I agree as it just simply wasn't even in the same reading level. There just simply wasn't enough story here to comment on things like character development and big plot twists.I must say the use of Latin in the book did stimulate a conversation and further research on the kids part.So thank you very much for letting us read this and we hope that perhaps we can read Mr. Kalmbach's works for higher ages in the future.

Since I apparently am the only person on earth that HASN'T read the "Goosebumps" series, I cannot comment on that reference, but I think "Revenge of the Dust Bunnies" best reminds me of the "Twilight Zone" TV series--spooky, twisted, and with a quirky sense of humor. Except this is for kids, not real young kids, but for 4th to 6 graders like the description says. I agree with the commenter who said this would be a good ghosty story for around the campfire. The pacing, excitement, and humor keep the pages turning. Highly recommended for the NOT faint of heart! (I also received a free copy in return for an honest review)To add my son's review:My ten-year-old son finished reading this book last night.He rates it "ten stars out of five stars."He has one question for the author: "When are you going to write the next book in the series?" (because he can't wait to read it)For reference, my son's interest in reading ranges from comic books to The Hobbit.

Revenge of the Dust Bunnies is a fast-paced read that reminds me of the Goosebumps books. It's quirky and scary, packed with kid appeal. The title of the series, Spooky Snacks, is right on target. A quick, entertaining read, it's more like a snack, but one that will leave a bad taste for dust bunnies forever after!I'm afraid to look under the bed now, especially after reading the true scientific facts about dust bunnies the author added in the back of the book. Dust bunnies are creepy creatures, after all.

Dust Bunnies, scary? Who knew? I may have just found the perfect excuse to quit cleaning under the beds! Revenge of the Dust Bunnies was a delightful read with just enough silliness to keep it from being too scary. The chapters are short enough for the younger reader (2nd or 3rd grade) but still enjoyable for the slightly older reader (about 6th grade). My daughter is 12 and in 6th grade and she loved it! She wants to read the next one when it comes out and I look forward to the next one as well. I love it when my child finds a book or a series that they truly enjoy. I received a free copy of Revenge of the Dust Bunnies in exchange for an honest review and it was a joy to read.