Seymour Krelborn discovers that the unusual plant he bought in hopes of bringing in business to the florists shop is a carnivorous creature that demands human blood
Sometimes, long after the fact, pop-culture ephemera (I coined a term for stuff like this - ephemorabilia) can prove fascinating in its own right. Will this? Who knows? Maybe I'll glance at it if it sits on the shelf long enough.
Would this book hold up today? Probably not. But my 11 year-old self adored, adored Max Headroom when this book was published and I read it over and over again. I even did a book report on it, probably much to the confusion of my grade 7 teacher. So for that childhood happiness and as a time capsule piece, it gets 5 stars from me. :)
only got A 3 BECAUSE I have wanted to read forever and finally did, lots of the "maxisms" were funny and so him glad i finally finished it and off my pile!