Bob's Burgers: Well Done by Loren Bouchard, Jeff Drake, Tom Connor, Anthony Aguinaldo, Frank Forte, Ben Dickerson

Title: Bob's Burgers: Well Done

Author: Loren Bouchard, Jeff Drake, Tom Connor, Anthony Aguinaldo, Frank Forte, Ben Dickerson
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment

Genre: Comic, Humor

Publication: March 15, 2016

My Rating: 4/5

Source: Publisher on NetGalley

Satisfy your hunger for the red hot Bob's Burgers with this sizzling new collection, served well done! Written and illustrated by the fine folks at the Emmy Award-winning studio Bento Box Entertainment, these Belcher Family shenanigans are guaranteed to delight fans of all ages. Thrill to Louise's investigation into a pest control problem, Tina's fanciful pursuit of Jimmy Pesto's heart, and Gene's imaginative reimagining of a maritime classic! The Belcher parents Bob and Linda also join in on the fun, alongside dozens of your favorite cast members. Bon appetit!

**I received a free eARC from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review**

I was really excited about reading this since I LOVE the TV show, it's just so original and fresh, a very lighthearted comedy.

In this collection of stories, we read about the Belcher children and their adventures, where we can find things like "Gene's Rhymey Rhymes That Could One Day Be Songs - with Captain Gene-O" (featuring Gene with a mustache) and "Tina's Erotic Friend Fiction Presents", including Tina's love stories. These last were my favorite! Tina is hilarious, especially in one where she plays Romeo in a Romeo and Juliet retelling, alongside her lover Jimmy Jr as Juliet. I love this girl.

We don't really get to see much of the parents here or anything to do with the restaurant, although we do see Linda as Tinkerbell. Tinker-Linda, to be more precise. And, even though I love the parents, I still enjoyed reading this a lot. The Belcher kids are just hilarious. I just love this whole family so very much.

There's also a lot of great art by different artists, which I really liked :)

My only complaint (which isn't really about the book itself) is that some pages were a bit hard to read, since the speech bubbles looked kind of blurry, this happened mostly with Tina's stories. But I was still able to understand what they said, maybe it was just the provided copy for review.

If you're a fan of the show, I think you might really enjoy this. And, if you don't really know much about Bob's Burgers, I think this might still be fun for you, it doesn't follow a story line, it's a collection of stories about the children of the family and their daydreams and adventures.

Do you watch the TV show?

Thank you for reading! Bye-Bye! ♥