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The final fight scene takes place in the bus school yard, for example. Sometimes, the story moves away from the school, but it never moves too far. The setting makes the story easy to relate to for children, even though there are many fantastical elements contained within the illustrations. Riding the school bus, visiting the cafeteria, studying in class, hearing the school bell ring, etc. Every child can relate to the happenings in this graphic novel. The story, and entire series, is set within a school. The setting of Bake Sale Bandit is a familiar one.

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Krosoczka's Lunch Lady and the Bake Sale Bandit is an action-packed mystery full of red herrings and an unforgettable belly-laugh inducing clash between the hero and the villain. Will Lunch Lady prevail? Will the students ever be able to go on their school field trip? And what ever happened to all those tasty baked goods? Buszilla, the evil contraption of the no-good thief, rears its ugly head and threatens to destroy everyone. They track down both the kids and the villain, only to find themselves locked in a battle for the baked goods. When the Breakfast Bunch goes missing, Lunch Lady and sidekick Betty spring into action. The students suspect several culprits and the Breakfast Bunch kids strike out to find the bandit. It's time to open the sale, but suddenly, the lights go out and all the treats have gone missing.

The school is gearing up for a bake sale to raise funds for a school field trip. New York, NY: Knopf Books for Young Readers. 2010 LUNCH LADY AND THE BAKE SALE BANDIT.

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