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Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 1: The Night of the Nasty Nostril Nuggets (Paperback)
by Dav Pilkey
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Picture book, Story, Ages 4-8, Children's book |
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¥ 168.00
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Good for Gifts
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This warm and sweet book can make the dead laugh, which brings kids great fun of reading. |
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Author: Dav Pilkey
Publisher: Scholastic
Pub. in: September, 2003
ISBN: 0439376106
Pages: 175
Measurements: 7.6 x 5.3 x 0.5 inches
Origin of product: USA
Order code: BC00174
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George and Harold are "C" students and bad spellers, but they are very good at "saving the entire planet from the nasty forces of unrelenting evil" and also at ketchup-toilet pranks. Unfortunately, they can't save Melvin Sneedly from getting paddled by his bionic hamster. But, frankly, they wouldn't want to, because besides being the school brainiac, Melvin is also a tattletale. When his robot-making hobby backfires horribly, Melvin transforms himself into the Bionic Booger Boy instead of a bionic superboy. Can Captain Underpants save everyone from this "greenish, glistening behemoth?" The sixth "epic novel" in Dav Pilkey's hugely popular series explains the awful truth about Captain Underpants, details The Night of the Nasty Nostril Nuggets, offers up "the unnecessarily disgusting chapter," and even explains how "you can't have your cape and Edith, too."
Target readers:
Kids aged 4-8
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Dav Pilkey is the creator of many acclaimed children's books, including Dogzilla, Kat Kong, God Bless the Gargoyles, and the bestselling Captain Underpants Series. His book The Paperboy received a Caldecott Honor. He lives in the Pacific Northwest.
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Dav Pilkey's newest epic novel finds George, Harold, and everyone's favorite superhero in the stickiest situation yet. This time, the boys' latest prank has snotty school brainiac Melvin Sneedley in a stink. And when Melvin tries to transform himself into a bionic-powered superboy, things go from bad to boogers, literally, and the Bionic Booger Boy is born! With fun Flip-O-Rama and loads of laffs, here's another excellent adventure that will leave Captain Underpants fans begging for more.
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T. Reinhardt, USA
<2006-12-21 00:00>
My son has been reading this series from the beginning and even though he is beyond this reading level he loves these books just as much as he ever did! I like to let him read things just of the fun of it and he sure thought this book was fun with a capital "F". He wanted to read the book out loud to me so I was able to get the full effects of the "nasty nostril nugget" theme. I hadn't heard him laugh out loud so much, in a long long time. It was very nice to see. The book is set up like the others in that George and Harold write cartoons through out and my son just loves the cartoons. The main characters were all included although some of them were a bit different than in prior books. Some of them also had more or less involvement in this book. I think this book was very heavy on the whole nostil nugget/mucus/gross out theme. At times it was a bit much for me but for him and it was total and complete enjoyment. He was roaring with laughter the entire time. There are so many books that are hard or painful for him to read in school. So many books he is required to read that are either a challenge or quite sad. I think it's important that he read books like this to remember the simple joy of reading and this book, for him, was joy. |
J. Hamlin, USA
<2006-12-21 00:00>
We had a great time reading Dav's new book. No other kids book author makes my kids laugh so often. I'm sure we'll be hearing from humor-challenged people about the booger and related jokes. I can't wait to chuckle at the "shame on Scholastic" and "this is SO inappropriate" blah blah blah fest. Say what you want-Dav's books are the only books my kids will pass on TV and video games to read. Thanks for all the belly laughs laughs Dav! |
Valimichel, USA
<2006-12-21 00:00>
This was actually one of the first Captain Underpants books I have gotten for my seven year old. He read over half of the book before we got home from the store and read the rest of it before bedtime! We have never had to fight him to read but to turn off the game system and television yes. This one was a hands down all out best buy! My son Ethan has never laughed out loud and frequently when reading books, until this one. He has been begging me for more books in the series! I am so happy I gave in to the whole "booger" theme and let him read them... after all body functions and boogers are the fun in a seven year old boy's life around here!!! |
A reader, USA
<2006-12-21 00:00>
This about the school brainiac (Melvin) turning himself into a bionic booger boy. Now see what happened was he tried fusing himself with his bionic robot by using his new invention. But right before the invention was about to do its thing, Melvin sneezed at the last second. So the invention fused the robot, Melvin, and the snot that came out his nose. In the first book, this used to be about two kids named George and Harold who made an underwear hero out of their principal by using something called the 3-D hypo ring so remember everything I just said. |
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