Goop Soup

The first book in a promising new series introduces likable characters beset by unusual but humorous circumstances. This book will have a large following. --School Library Journal on My Rotten Life The over-the-top narrative will appeal to readers who like their humor twisted, and might even have some wishing that they, too, could be a half-dead zombie. --Publishers Weekly on My Rotten Life You have to love a writer who can rhyme 'zombie' in his title. Readers will enjoy his silly/funny style of storytelling. --New York Post on My Rotten Life Nathan is a delightful hero--a former semi-nerd and frequent subject of smackdowns, adventitiously turned cool customer--which, to zombies, comes naturally. --Kirkus Reviews, a BEA/ALA Big Book Kids &YA Pick on My Rotten Life Master writer David Lubar effectively tempers sensitive topics with laugh-out-loud moments in this first of a series. --Fall 2009 Kid's Indie Next List Pick on My Rotten Life The first book in a promising new series introduces likable characters beset by unusual but humorous circumstances. This book will have a large following. School Library Journal on My Rotten Life The over-the-top narrative will appeal to readers who like their humor twisted, and might even have some wishing that they, too, could be a half-dead zombie. Publishers Weekly on My Rotten Life You have to love a writer who can rhyme zombie' in his title. Readers will enjoy his silly/funny style of storytelling. New York Post on My Rotten Life Nathan is a delightful hero--a former semi-nerd and frequent subject of smackdowns, adventitiously turned cool customer--which, to zombies, comes naturally. Kirkus Reviews, a BEA/ALA Big Book Kids &YA Pick on My Rotten Life Master writer David Lubar effectively tempers sensitive topics with laugh-out-loud moments in this first of a series. Fall 2009 Kid's Indie Next List Pick on My Rotten Life The first book in a promising new series introduces likable characters beset by unusual but humorous circumstances. This book will have a large following. School Library Journal on My Rotten Life The over-the-top narrative will appeal to readers who like their humor twisted, and might even have some wishing that they, too, could be a half-dead zombie. Publishers Weekly on My Rotten Life You have to love a writer who can rhyme zombie' in his title. Readers will enjoy his silly/funny style of storytelling. New York Post on My Rotten Life Nathan is a delightful hero--a former semi-nerd and frequent subject of smackdowns, adventitiously turned cool customer--which, to zombies, comes naturally. Kirkus Reviews, a BEA/ALA Big Book Kids &YA Pick on My Rotten Life Master writer David Lubar effectively tempers sensitive topics with laugh-out-loud moments in this first of a series. Fall 2009 Kid's Indie Next List Pick on My Rotten Life