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The first rule of Fright Club: don't talk about Fright Club. The next rule? Only the truly scary can be members. Discrimination! cries a bunny, who wastes no time seeking representation, then organizing a demonstration along with a butterfly, ladybug, turtle, and squirrel. It's a funny Halloween concept that delivers through Long's spry text and cartoony, digitally colored (though sparely) graphite-pencil illustrations.
Reviewer: Elissa Gershowitz
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
September, 2015