Rats are over-running the town of Hamelin. They're fighting the dogs, they're killing the cats. They're building their nests in everyone's hats!
There's only one man who can save the town: the pied piper of Hamelin!
He has a magical pipe which he can use to lure the rats out of town. But what happens when the Mayor refuses to pay the piper's fee? Well, the piper turns his pipe towards the children of Hamelin....
Albin Ingelherner adapts Robert Browning's classic poem, with 39 amusing-but-sinister illustrations.
