Book Review

In “The Horrible Chocolate” by Jacob M. Ronsen, readers are taken on a hilarious and thrilling journey with protagonist Bobby as he seeks revenge on the school bully who stole his last favourite chocolate bar. What sets this story apart from typical revenge tales is the inclusion of a magical ingredient that takes the narrative in unexpected and delightful directions.

Ronsen’s writing style is both engaging and easy to follow, making it a perfect choice for both kids and parents looking for a fun read. The plot moves at a quick pace, with plenty of action and humour sprinkled throughout. The addition of flying bullies and rat rockets only adds to the zaniness of the story.

At its heart, “The Horrible Chocolate” is a tale of friendship and loyalty, as Bobby finds a new friend in the unlikely setting of a dark sewer tunnel. Readers will root for him as he seeks to right the wrong done to him, and will be rewarded with an imaginative and satisfying conclusion.

Overall, “The Horrible Chocolate” is a belly-bubbling adventure that is sure to entertain and delight readers of all ages.

The Horrible Chocolate by Jacob M. Ronsen 

A belly-bubbling hilarious story with a secret, magical ingredient.

When Bobby’s last ever favorite chocolate bar gets snatched and gulped down by “The Bog” the school’s biggest bully, he sets out to take revenge. Unfortunately, he is caught by the Bog who locks him down in the sewers. In the dark sewer tunnels, he finds a new friend who happens to have some unusual, maybe even magical advice for getting back at the Bog.

When Bobby finally gets his revenge, weird things begin to happen. Things he never could have imagined.

Kids and parents will love this wonderful story, packed with humour, action, flying bullies, and rat rockets.

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