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katiegrrrl's review
3.0
A funny book for elementary kids. Lots of potty humor and butt jokes, but what did you expect form a book where in the land under ours, they wear their underwear on the outside of their clothes. A good series for kids and a good introduction to graphic stories for younger kids who might be new to them. The book is part graphic and part chapter.
librariandest's review
2.0
Filled with potty humor and adventure, this is for Captain Underpants and The Day My But Went Psycho lovers. When young Zeke, his twin sister, and his best friend are in the real world, the story is told in words. When they fall into Underwhere (a world beneath the Earth's surface with talking cats, revolutionary midgets, and an evil UnderLord) the story is told in comics. The black and white art reminded me a little of the Powder Puff Girls. This book is just the beginning of the Underwhere chronicles, expect many more installments in the future. Recommended for those who appreciate a healthy mix of world-saving and fart jokes.
sandraagee's review
3.0
Well, if you like toilet humor then this might be a good choice. Good enough for what it is. What I really liked was how all of the scenes in Underwhere were illustrated comic-style to kind of help with the other-worldliness.
katiegrrrl's review against another edition
3.0
A funny book for elementary kids. Lots of potty humor and butt jokes, but what did you expect form a book where in the land under ours, they wear their underwear on the outside of their clothes. A good series for kids and a good introduction to graphic stories for younger kids who might be new to them. The book is part graphic and part chapter.
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