The Ultimate Top Secret Guide To Taking Over The World

The Ultimate Top Secret Guide To Taking Over The World by Kenn Nesbitt

About The Book:

Are you fed up with people telling you what to do? You're in luck. All you have to do is read this book and carefully follow the instructions, and in no time at all you will be laughing maniacally as the world cowers before you. Master the secret skills to world domination like how to:

Equip your underground lair

Think up your new mad scientist name

Perfect your diabolical laugh

Recruit minions

Build evil robots

Stop time for fun and profit

Spend your first billion dollars

Join bestselling children's author and poet Kenn Nesbitt in his hilarious foray into middle grade fiction.

My Thoughts:

What a cute quirky book for kids. I love how it is laid out, and the illustrations (by Ethan Long). The book is worded simply enough for kiddos, and even adults will get a laugh out of it. I like the pages at the end for your kiddo to write "destruction notes". This book is just really fun and it is to be read, and even be written in, or doodled in. I think kids of all ages (meaning, um, me) will get a kick out of this book!

About The Author:

Kenn Nesbitt is the author of several collections of funny poetry for kids, including My Hippo Has the Hiccups, Revenge of the Lunch Ladies, and The Aliens Have Landed at Our School! His poetry has appeared in many bestselling anthologies, including every book in the popular Kids Pick the Funniest Poems series, and anthologies from Scholastic with nearly 2 million copies in print. His works have been in dozens of school textbooks around the world, as well as national television programs, and numerous children's magazines. Kenn travels the country, visiting over 60 schools each year, sharing his wacky brand of poetry with kids nationwide, and helping to create a new generation of poetry lovers. His website, poetry4kids.com, is the most visited children's poetry website on the Internet.

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I received a complimentary review copy of this book from SourceBooks. All thoughts and opinions are my own.