Litercurious Book Review

Title | Mad About Meatloaf (Weenie Featuring Frank and Beans Book #1) |
Author | Maureen Fergus |
Illustrator | Alexander Bye |
Publisher | Tundra Books (October 12, 2021) |
Format | Kindle, Hardcover |
Pages | 56 |
Genre | Children’s Fiction, Children’s Dog Books, Children’s Cat Books, Children’s Guinea Pig Books |
Language | English |
ASIN # | B08SWF6D32 |
AUTHOR
Maureen Fergus, is an established children’s book writer with eleven other book collaborations to her name.
SYNOPSIS
Mad About Meatloaf is written by Maureen Fergus and illustrated by Alexandre Bye. This is a comic book style adventure of a dachshund dog named Weenie. Weenie shares his life with his owner Bob and Bob’s other two pets; a rotund cat named Frank and a highly intellectual guinea pig called Beans. As the title suggests, Weenie is obsessed with eating meatloaf so much that he keeps getting into trouble in his quest to obtain the ever elusive meat treat. When Weenie wants meatloaf the fun begins.
Weenie eats Bob’s meatloaf. Bob gets mad. Weenie tries to replace Bob’s meatloaf. The search for meatloaf takes the trio to the Mini-Mart and the forest where all kinds of hilarity takes place.
Who knew just how much trouble a dog, a cat, and a guinea pig could get into? Never before have a trio of pets caused so much trouble for their owner.
CONCLUSION
In Mad About Meatloaf, Maureen Fergus has created the perfect combination of a small cast of characters that work together to create havoc. The comic book style suits the tale and it quickly engages the reader into the surreal world of Weenie, Frank and Beans. Humorous throughout, expertly illustrated, exquisite in its colorful presentation, Mad About Meatloaf is the perfect gift for any young child. Every aspect of the book is child appropriate and the captivating story is sure to find favor with both children and adults. Highly recommended read. I can’t wait to review book number 2.
The illustrator, Alexandra Bye, has created a beautiful colorful world for Weenie and friends to inhabit. The stories are easy to follow and are engaging, entertaining, and above all amusing.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I would like to thank Maureen Fergus, Netgalley, and Tundra Books for affording me the opportunity to review Mad About Meatloaf.
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