Not a fani did want to do a quick update finished go eat worms and it was not good
Go Eat Worms! (1994)
Others: Negative In Go Eat Worms a kid named Todd loves worms so much that he collects them. He puts them in his sister's hair and in other places. One day, he chopped one worm in half to see what would happen. The front end kept moving. I got this from Wikipedia.
- ISBN:
- 9780439671149
- Length:
- 121 pages
Genres: horror, young adult
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