This was an all-out performance with sound effects and all. I'm assuming that the sound effects were put in to take the place of the pictures that are in the print edition, and they're definitely cool, but some of them are extremely loud compared to the speech of the book. I was cringing and shrinking from the speakers until I could reach the volume knob while driving, I can only imagine how it would be for someone with earbuds in!

A fun read. Well written enough to entice me to put others by this author on a to-read list. :-)

This one made me laugh and was enjoyable, but much more disturbing than I might like. Who defiles a snowman and gives him a carrot penis?! o_O Oh, right, Dani Malloye. (It was hilarious, by the way!)

This was sweet and I'm tempted to look up more books from this author.

I can handle not knowing exactly what's going on in the story, but come on! Give us something to try to figure it out from. (Spoiler alert - I figured it out, but I let someone else read over this story and they almost threw my Kindle in frustration.)

Cynthia's brother is the character showing the most true love in this book. :-)

I can deal with immature writing, but even I couldn't get past sparkles shooting from someone's "ladyparts" and then running away embarrassed! Reading this story made me feel like I had walked in on two twelve-year-olds trying to figure out sex, getting it all wrong, knowing they're getting it wrong, and then just running away naked instead of talking or getting dressed and deciding to try again after maturing. (Ear sex from Family Guy, anyone?)

This was the only story that wasn't completely predictable, but it was also the only story that was the first section of a novel instead of a stand-alone piece.

Adorable and Louisiana specific! I lived it!

The kiddos love it!