We Can't All Be Rattlesnakes, (Paperback)

from LarkspurLibrary

Told from the point of view of a gopher snake who is captured by a boy who collects various wild critters he finds and keeps them imprisoned in cages in his room. The boy is a pretty unlikeable character, who loves to play video games all day. When he loses a game at one point, he destroys his vi...

from Ashley_Peterson

I loved that the two main characters completely contrasted with each other, also share a major commonality. Gunnar is a child who's parents are somewhat negligent to him, just how Gunnar doesn't take proper care for his animals. Both the animals (Crusher included) and Gunnar needs people who love...

from abbylibrarian

When our protagonist, the gopher snake, is captured by a human boy and put in a cage, all she can think of is escape. But after studying the habits of boys for awhile and getting to know her mouse companion (whom she affectionately names Breakfast), will Crusher change her mind? Funny and weird, ...

from phh333

Book was okay. Did address the problem of children playing video games for too long and the problem of capturing and keeping wild animals as pets (in this case snakes, tarantulas, lizards and turtles). Told from the point of view of the snake.

from phh333

Book was okay. Did address the problem of children playing video games for too long and the problem of capturing and keeping wild animals as pets (in this case snakes, tarantulas, lizards and turtles). Told from the point of view of the snake.