"I went to bed with a hit of LSD in my mouth and now there's strychnine in my veins and I haven't slept for the past two weeks and this morning I heard on the television that they want to ban me from playing in Australia and I could tell that this was going to be a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad acid trip. I'm thinking of moving to Canada."

This enlightening children's book examines the life of Marilyn Manson through his usage of hallucinogenic substances. Instead of advocating the use of said drugs, this publication depicts both the heightened senses gained by using lysergic acid diethylamide and the brutal physical effects rendered upon the human body. Colorful illustrations and light humor add to the mood, making even Marilyn Manson's most tortured screams as he lies bleeding on his bathroom floor seem downright comical. Winner of The Newberry Award for Disturbing Realism in a Children's Story, 1996.