I really think kids and parents will enjoy making the slime in this book. It includes many different recipes including glow in the dark ones and edibles ones. The book is bright and colorful. Easy to follow and the steps are clearly labeled. I haven't read any other books on slime but so far this one seems really easy for kids to follow even without parental help. Good book for families to use together. Just wish it had more recipes.

This is a great book for someone who is just starting out with slime, and who hasn't seen all of the tutorials on Youtube and/or Instagram. I was hoping it'd have some good recipes, and it's basically the same starter base with just added in colors, and few other things to make them a little bit different.

My daughter loves making slime, so everything in this book, she's already have heard about and have made on her own. She still enjoyed looking through it with her younger sisters. She liked the pictures and the layout, but I wasn't too fond of them. It is geared towards kids so I think that the layout works. The pictures were a little bit blurry, but it still shows what the slime would look like. We were excited for the "edible" slime, but there weren't that many and nothing jumped out to us, so we just didn't really try them yet.

Overall, if you and/or your child have already made slime, there's no need for this book, but for a true beginner, this book is great and does the job.

This just might be the definitive book of slime.. Many recipes including instructions for making glitter, glow in the dark, edible and even bubbling swamp slime!. Wonderful detail illustrations accompany each recipe as well as scientific information and facts.

The Slime Book: All You Need to Know to Make the Perfect Slime by DK is a book I requested from NetGalley and the review is voluntary. This is a book I am getting my grand kids! It opens up with showing all the different slime recipes and the tools you will need. Wow, are there a lot of recipes! The tools are simple and most of them you probably have. The slime come in two categories, non-edible and edible! That's right, some you can eat! Some non- edible include: basic, stretchy, fluffy (looks like shaving cream...wanting to put my hands in that myself!), see through (gross, looked like...), putty, starry, crunching, smelly, glitter, popping, shades, gold, unicorn, sand, metallic, monster, snow, fake snot (gross), and more. It looks like kids (and adults) would have lots of fun playing with this. The edible ones include: chocolate goo, sticky icky tasty slime, the bear necessities, and striped slime. At the end it tells you how to store your slime and easy clean up. It also gives you tips if your slime didn't work the way you wanted it to. Awesome close up pictures and step by step instructions. I know my grand kids will love this!

My kids love slime, so this was an awesome read to learn how to make it! 30 different kids!

This book is a great way to introduce slime making to school age children. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. The illustrations support the content well. Different slimes may entice children to make them first based on glow in the dark, sound effect, edible, or other qualities. Warnings are present when necessary. There are plenty of options and "fixes" if your slime is not behaving as expected. This is sure to appeal to young scientists, and parents will appreciate the reminders to keep things clean (including your hands) and dispose of any mess.