Bunnicula meets edgar allan crow [eBook - NC Kids Digital Library] : Bunnicula Series, Book 7

the Monroe House Is Going Mad With Excitement. Pete Has Just Won A Contest, And The Prize Is A School Visit From None Other Than M. T. Graves, Pete's Idol And The Bestselling Author Of The Fleshcrawlers Series. He's Even Going To Stay With The Monroes While He's Visiting! Harold And Howie Are Thrilled, But Chester The Cat Is Suspicious. Why Does Graves Dress All In Black? Why Doesn't The Beady-eyed Crow Perched On His Shoulder Say Anything? Why Has A Threatening Flock Of Crows Invaded The Backyard? And Most Worrisome Of All: In Each Of The Fleshcrawlers Books, Why Does Something Bad Always Happen To The Pets? Suddenly, Graves's Interest In All Of The Animals -- Especially Bunnicula -- Looks Far From Innocent. It's Up To Chester, Harold, And Howie To Find Out If M. T. Graves And Edgar Allan Crow Are Really Devising A Plot To Make Their Beloved Bunny. . . Nevermore. children's Literature bunnicula, The Vampire Rabbit Has Delighted Children For More That Twenty-five Years. The Latest Tale Has To Do With A Prize That Pete Won. His Winning Essay Has His Favorite Author, M. T. Graves, Coming For A Visit To His School. It Is Even More Exciting Because Graves Has Agreed To Stay With The Monroe Family Instead Of Going To A Hotel. The Other Family Pets, Chester, Harold, And Howie, Are Afraid For Bunnicula Because He Is To Stay In The Room With Graves And His Pet, Edgar Allan Crow. They Know That In The Flesh Crawlers Books (written By Graves), Pets Always Have Terrible Things Happen To Them And They Are Worried That Bunnicula Will Serve As A Model For The Next Book. Also Of Great Concern Is A Flock Of Distinctly Unfriendly Crows That Has Taken Up Residence In The Yard. Will Chester, Harold, And Howie Be Able To Thwart The Creepy Graves And Save Bunnicula? The Black-and-white Illustrations, Especially Those Of Graves, Are A Perfect Addition To The Story. All Collections Should Definitely Have This Book. Part Of The Bunnicula Series. An overly-alarmed Chester the cat predicts a gruesome fate for the pets in the Monroe household when a writer of juvenile horror fiction and his bird companion stay overnight. An overly alarmed Chester the cat predicts a gruesome fate for the pets in the Monroe household when a writer of juvenile horror fiction and his bird companion stay overnight