D.T. Tucker's Obesseus: World War Food culminates in a dramatic showdown between veggie aficionados and gravy lovers, ultimately leading to a thrilling and inevitable conclusion. Julian Jellybean is up to no good, gathering vegetables and their allies to create havoc all across Snackland. Meanwhile, all Obesseus wants to do is to munch on his beloved snacks and gravy in peace. However, the salad sector has gone rogue, and someone has released the Broccoli Beasts. The Portion Patrol is high on power, while the surviving leaders of the Slam-Fu Resistance gather at Nacho Nook. Obesseus is the only one who can unite these reluctant allies into a formidable resistance group. But can they stand up to the ruthless vegetable regime? Will Obesseus ever find the freedom to eat what he wants?

Obesseus: World War Food is not just an action-adventure book for kids, but also a humorous satirical tale for all food aficionados. D.T. Tucker builds on a hilarious premise to craft an immersive world full of goofy characters that never shy away from indulging in wild antics, especially anything related to food. The light-hearted tone ensures the book is a joy to read. Whether it's the action-packed food fights or the secret meetings of resistance groups, there's a lot to love about this story. It's silly, fun, and most of all, entertaining from start to finish. Obesseus is a protagonist unlike any other. He is the unlikely hero nobody expects him to be, least of all himself. I also enjoyed the characters of Zack Zucchinni and Jeremy Jelly. Children are going to love this series.

Obesseus World War Food by D.T. Tucker is part of The Slam-Fu Series. Obesseus is not happy because he’s in Buffet Mode and his feast has been interrupted. A tiny server informs him that the Broccoli Beasts have been released; Julian Jellybean has returned with revenge on his mind. Snackland must prepare for a full-on assault as the Food War begins, and Obesseus is the only one who can stop it with his rice balls. Grant the Grapefruit joins the battle, which promises to get very messy as food flies and secrets are spilled everywhere. Can Obesseus bring peace to Snackland, or will the Food Wars destroy everything?

Obesseus World War Food by D.T. Tucker is a fun adventure and the third in the Slam-Fu series. It’s a cute story that all kids will love; who doesn’t love a food fight? This is a unique story. I’ve not read the other two books in the series, but I believe they are a must for anyone to truly enjoy and understand the third book. I loved how the foods were given names like Conflicted Tomato, Zach the Zucchini, Grant the Grapefruit, and lots more, as it gives them identity and might help kids see some healthier foods as friends and not foes. Written for older children, it’s a story they’ll never forget, in my opinion. It’s fun, filled with humor, and has plenty of action-packed battles. The dialogue is clear and easy to follow and is written in such a way that it will conjure up the story in readers’ minds. This is a wonderful story, and I think kids everywhere will love it.