What is an appropriate age? Advanced humor and story. ( )

This book is about an investigator who is a chocolate chip cookie. He is solving crimes about "The Jar" and forever battling "The Fingers".

This book is about a tough cookie who tries to save the cookie jar from the enemy "Fingers". This book is a good example of fantasy because it creates an entire society and life of cookies within a typical cookie jar.

This book is about a detective cookie who fights crime in the lowest lows of "The Jar" that he lives in. It follows the incident of his police officer friend who gets attacked by "fingers" one day, and the detective cookie decides to fight back against fingers. This is a good book because there are strong good and evil elements between the detective and "fingers," and how he has to figure out how to fight back. It also relates to students because it gives animation to cookies.
Age Appropriateness: Primary-->3rd Grade

Adorable! Film Noir meets the Cookie Jar. David Wisniewski proves his comic genius in this kids story about friends sticking together and about the hierarchy of the Cookie Jar. Too cute. ( )