Tomb for a Zombunny by David Myriad

GREETINGS STACK WORMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


For the first time today, I'm reviewing a children's book: Tomb for a Zombunny by David Myriad 



First, I must thank HellBound Books, Lapis Lazuli Dream Press, and David Myriad for providing me a free copy to read. Thank you for the adorable story!!! 💙💙💚💚🧟


Do I really need to go through the whole schtick? Yes? Okay, fair is fair. 


SPOILER WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Duh...


Trigger Warning!!!

-Jewish Folklore (please, if this bothers you, go set yourself on fire.  'kay thnx die) 

-Zombie gore

-Gallows Humor



This is a children's book so I'm not going to be very eloquent here (not that I ever am mind). 


Zombunny is hopping along, searching for a place to rest. In the process, his journies are narrated by a Death's-head hawkmoth (that's right I know it's a hawkmoth). He encounters a bog Dybbuk, a Golem, a Screech Owl and Owlettes, and finally, Frankenbunny who offers Zombunny a place to rest. 



It's cute. Funny. Wasn't a big fan of the art but meh. One slag on Goodreads said it wasn't what they were expecting. It's a fudging children's book! What were you expecting, Edgar Allan Poe? They wanted more storyline, it's 22 pages (not counting misc pages) long! The story was fine. Get over yourself. 

Check out the Appendix and how to poison a bitch at the end. 


Have you read the book? What did you think? Would you agree or disagree with me? Would you pick up the book? Did you like the review? Is there anything I can do to make it better? Or is there anything you'd like to see me doing in the next review? Remember I always encourage constructive criticism. Thank you for reading!! Toodles, luvs! 


- Bug


Song for this review: 


If you thought I'd pick anything else, then you don't understand my humor. 

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