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With the Read-A-Thon
approaching quickly, Dee and the rest of the Breakfast Club pay a visit
to the library. The librarians are hard at work at setting up the Book
Fair and tell the kids to come back tomorrow. After everyone leaves, the
librarians gather to talk about what they are planning. And what they
are planning is not good.
The Breakfast Club,
suspecting something is up with the high strung librarians, peep in
through a window and observe the meeting of the League of Librarians.
What they hear makes them run to the Lunch Lady and Betty and they tell
the food-serving superheroes what they have heard.
Hector and Terrence are
excited because the new gaming console, the X-Station 5000, is coming
out in a few days. They cannot wait to play some new games.
Lunch Lady and Betty don't
really think that the librarians are up to anything until they watch
back the tape from a camera they secretly installed in the Book Fair.
They notice that a public librarian, Vivian Bookwormer, was at the book
fair helping out. Lunch Lady goes to the public librarian and confronts
Vivian Bookwormer, who confirms her fears that something menacing is
going on. The League of Librarians is is plotting to take over the world
and their first step is to destroy all of the next X-Station 5000s.
Lunch Lady and Betty realize
that they must stop the League of Librarians at any cost and put a stop
to their evil plans.
Lunch Lady and the League
of Librarians is the second book in the Lunch Lady series and is written
and drawn by Jarrett J. Krosoczka. This humorous book is a graphic novel
about a lunch lady at an elementary school fighting crime. This book is
intended for girls ages 7 to 10.
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