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Anna Banana and the Chocolate Explosion by Dominique Roques

rdyourbookcase's review

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5.0

How fun! Everything goes better when everyone helps. It was hilarious, entertaining and wonderfully illustrated. Loved it!

corncobwebs's review

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5.0

"You don't whack, you swirl!"

calistareads's review

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3.0

It’s a children’s book in a graphic novel format with 4 panes per page telling the story and the words are all in bubbles. A gang of wiley animals plus Anna Banana are hungry and decide to make the messiest chocolate cake in the world. They all work together and after a few tries they finally have a cake. This was cute.

The kids thought this was hilarious. They both enjoy baking and do so without much mess, but they loved seeing the gang make a huge mess. The niece thought this worth 4 stars and the nephew thought this was a 5 star read. It starts with a penguin and he still loves penguins.

libraryjen's review

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3.0

Fun story but the graphic novel format doesn't lend itself well to being used as a read aloud in story time.

saragrochowski's review

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4.0

When Anna Banana and her stuffed animals decide to work together and bake a cake, things get a little bit out of hand! Chocolate splatters, flour is dumped, and one stuffed animal feels pressured into telling a lie. Can Anna and her stuffed animals find a way to clean up a messy situation and fill their empty stomachs? Find out in Anna Banana and the Chocolate Explosion!

librarianryan's review against another edition

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4.0

This book is fun. Anna and her furry friends want something sweet to eat, so they all escape to the kitchen. While the main group is making a giant mess, one little bear finishes his cake, and wants to eat it too, but how did he get his cake finished so quickly?

debz57a52's review against another edition

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4.0

This is my first Anna Banana book, but hopefully not my last. My kids are a bit too old to gravitate toward her books - at 8 and 12 - but both flipped through it and laughed at the illustrations and appreciated unexpected ending.