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bekab20's review against another edition
5.0
Boogers and potties
I want to know what happened next when they got shocked by the purple potty. Mom says the booger bots were just disgusting.
I want to know what happened next when they got shocked by the purple potty. Mom says the booger bots were just disgusting.
kelleemoye's review against another edition
4.0
Reviewed at: http://www.teachmentortexts.com/2012/07/captain-underpants.html
I love the word play on the flip-o-rama pages (in all of the books). So puny and clever.
I love the word play on the flip-o-rama pages (in all of the books). So puny and clever.
revengelyne's review against another edition
5.0
Real Rating: 4.5
This book picks up where the last book has left off at.
Captain Underpants sends the robo-boogers into space and everyone thinks it's over, right? Wrong. Melvin manages to have his brain changed with Mr. Krupps and decides that he wants Captain Underpant's power. So he sends back Harold and George into time. The two boys visit the past and then the way past.
I don't want to give too much away with this book because there is a lot of things going on but you will come to appreciate the fact Melvin gets his in the end.
I have come to really love this series and to actually think that it was the upcoming movie that pushed me in the direction of reading these books. There is toilet humor and much misspellings but don't let that deter you or your child from reading these books. Remember these books are being told from Harold and George's views (in a way or another).
So pick up these books and read them with your child. You will not regret it!
This book picks up where the last book has left off at.
Captain Underpants sends the robo-boogers into space and everyone thinks it's over, right? Wrong. Melvin manages to have his brain changed with Mr. Krupps and decides that he wants Captain Underpant's power. So he sends back Harold and George into time. The two boys visit the past and then the way past.
I don't want to give too much away with this book because there is a lot of things going on but you will come to appreciate the fact Melvin gets his in the end.
I have come to really love this series and to actually think that it was the upcoming movie that pushed me in the direction of reading these books. There is toilet humor and much misspellings but don't let that deter you or your child from reading these books. Remember these books are being told from Harold and George's views (in a way or another).
So pick up these books and read them with your child. You will not regret it!
kristy_k's review against another edition
2.0
2.5 Stars
Reading this with my friend's daughter and while at first I found it amusing, I am now annoyed. Definitely made for kids lol. I do have to say that I don't like the way Pilkey stereotypes the smart kid (Melvin) in this series. I wish we could show kids that being intelligent and liking school isn't a bad thing.
Reading this with my friend's daughter and while at first I found it amusing, I am now annoyed. Definitely made for kids lol. I do have to say that I don't like the way Pilkey stereotypes the smart kid (Melvin) in this series. I wish we could show kids that being intelligent and liking school isn't a bad thing.
mckenzierichardson's review
4.0
A fun book packed with mazes, jokes, and an all new comic. This book encompasses the first five Captain Underpants books and the first Super Diaper Baby book to give you more silliness and fun. Nice book for fans of Captain Underpants and Super Diaper Baby. A fun book packed with mazes, jokes, and an all new comic. This book encompasses the first five Captain Underpants books and the first Super Diaper Baby book to give you more silliness and fun. Nice book for fans of Captain Underpants and Super Diaper Baby.
mckenzierichardson's review against another edition
4.0
If Part 1 of The Big Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy was the grossest book in the series, this one is by far the most ridiculous. It's got everything from time travel and body switching to a catchy dance craze. And it's great.
Very funny and silly just like the other Captain Underpants books. It ties up the plot from Part 1 nicely while also setting up the next book.
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Very funny and silly just like the other Captain Underpants books. It ties up the plot from Part 1 nicely while also setting up the next book.
For more reviews, check out my blog : Craft-Cycle
bick_mcswiney's review against another edition
1.0
wouldn't recommend this for kids...the moral values are pretty muddled, and while the plot and the style might make it more accessible to kids, I don't like that it doesn't set the bar very hard in terms of grammar...or taste.
bookdingo's review against another edition
4.0
Nat is having me read these entirely out of order, so it's almost like reading a mystery series - "Oh, THAT'S the origin of that monster" or "OH, now I see why this character wasn't around."
lilith_hmr's review against another edition
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? N/A
- Strong character development? N/A
- Loveable characters? N/A
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
2.0
A Middle School book I read in High School.
Not much of a captivating book, mainly for people who want to have a fast-paced, fun and lighthearted read
Not much of a captivating book, mainly for people who want to have a fast-paced, fun and lighthearted read
williamsdebbied's review against another edition
4.0
Book seven in the Captain Underpants series.
Harold and George thought that the Combine-O-Tron had put everything back to normal. Unfortunately, there was one minor glitch: Mr. Krupp's and Melvin's brains have been switched. Melvin schemes to keep all of Captain Underpants' powers for himself.
Harold and George thought that the Combine-O-Tron had put everything back to normal. Unfortunately, there was one minor glitch: Mr. Krupp's and Melvin's brains have been switched. Melvin schemes to keep all of Captain Underpants' powers for himself.