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3.63 AVERAGE
3.63 AVERAGE
adventurous
funny
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Youngest saw Middle reading this classic piece of literature, and insisted that I read it aloud to him. Oh, the conversations we've had already...
Quality literature it ain't, but you can't beat it for time with a giggling son when trying to do a flip-o-rama or imagining Captain Underpants sans, well, underpants.
Quality literature it ain't, but you can't beat it for time with a giggling son when trying to do a flip-o-rama or imagining Captain Underpants sans, well, underpants.
A fun book for the mischievous child in all of our hearts.
Took turns reading and giggling with my kindie. Great text for voices and actions!
Oh, boy, does this bring back memories. The gold old days of book fairs and reading times during my fourth grade year. For some unknown reason, Captain Underpants caught my attention and from that very first tighty-whitey adventure I fell in love. Jeez. The things I liked when I was a child...
What a charmingly cute chapter book! I read this book for Episode 7 of Come Read with Me and it was delightful! I’ve obviously heard of the story before, but have never had any impetus to read it as the book came out after I was past this reading age/level.
I read this in one quick sitting while commuting home from work one day. It was definitely one of my more interesting choices for a commute read but hey no shame in my game right? I’m sure I could read the entire series, 12 “novels” and various spin offs, all in one day, and honestly they would probably be worth the read. It was engaging and there was enough humor, potty and otherwise, that I found myself smiling for most of the read.
Continue reading on my book blog at geoffwhaley.com.
I read this in one quick sitting while commuting home from work one day. It was definitely one of my more interesting choices for a commute read but hey no shame in my game right? I’m sure I could read the entire series, 12 “novels” and various spin offs, all in one day, and honestly they would probably be worth the read. It was engaging and there was enough humor, potty and otherwise, that I found myself smiling for most of the read.
Continue reading on my book blog at geoffwhaley.com.
This was a cute read to revisit with my stepdaughter and loved to see all the fun facts and behind the scenes info from Dav.
My five-year-old enjoyed the audiobook and I was impressed by the narration, the personal influences of the story per the author’s notes, and the over-the-top evil principal
I only read this because my seven year old brother is obsessed with them. He got the whole collection and read them in just two weeks which is very impressive for him. I could see why he liked it so much when I read it and I think it would appeal to the majority of primary school boys.
adventurous
funny
fast-paced