It's a truth universally acknowledged that the very word weasel makes everything funnier. This is definitely true in "Weasels" by Elys Dolan. If you're a fan of silly and weird, check out this book. ( )

plotting world domination. 'Nuff said. ( )

This is the greatest book. There's not really a story - the weasels are attempting world domination but their machine is broken, so they're trying to fix it. The great part is how detailed and hilarious all the illustrations are...I barely even read the actual narrative, I was too busy following the saga of the coffee-obsessed (they drink Starweasels Coffee) and seeing how weasels like to waste time at work (napping and playing World of Woodcraft). ( )

This was a really fun book to read. I didn't really know what to expect out of a book titled Weasels, but I like the world domination thing. This would be a fun, silly book for a read aloud in class. I like how many details are in the illustrations and how much there is to look at. ( )

A silly story that students would find entertaining to read. I appreciate how this story surrounds the idea that sometimes people, or weasels, can overthink problems and assume they are bigger than they actually are. The solution to fix the machine was to plug it in, but it still required all the weasels to figure that out. I think students would like to count down parts, and discussing their ideas about how the weasels would try to take over the world.