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A young slime scientist is surprised when her latest creation comes to life in Frankenslime, a funny and clever picture book twist on Frankenstein. Victoria Franken is a slime scientist. Her experiments lead to amazing slimes. Until, one dark and stormy night, her latest experiment goes awry and her newest creation COMES TO LIFE! Joy Keller’s clever text and Ashley Belote’s humor-filled art combine to create a fun picture book twist on horror movies like Frankenstein and The Blob, that also explores the scientific method and the importance of recording observations and results. The author has also included a couple of Victoria’s best slime recipes, although you'll notice the secret formula that brought her slime to life is missing.

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Frankenslime | Joy Keller

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I ran out of books from my library and the snow is too icy to trek to my library so I had to switch to Libby. Meanwhile on Twitter Pat Zietlow Miller started a conversation about funny new books - my TBR list exploded. Frankenslime was the first I found available. It would be a fun Halloween/science project read/gift. Kids will relate to it and laugh.

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