[.ca] Captain Underpants and the Attack of the Talking ... (ISBN 0545027276)

captain underpants:
George& Harold are back in an epic challenge to stop evil talking tiolets destroy earth.this book is so funny with lots of adventure. I like it and so do the kids at school.

TRA-LA-LAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! AGAIN!:
"Captain Underpants and The Attack of the Talking Toilets" is a good book, and I heard that there's two new movies called "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets," and "The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers," well if you are going to make these movies you should make this great book with satire of a movie too, and i'll give it 5 stars, just like I give this 5 stars.

Captain Underpants and the atck of the talking toilets:
Captain Underpants and the Attack of the Talking Toilets Dave Pilkey Would you want to be attacked by a talking toilet? The talking toilets are very important to the story. The turbo toilet 2000 is important too. I liked the flip-o-rama. It is fun because looks like it is an animated film. And you can make your own sound effects too. All the endings in his books are cool. Captain Underpants defeated Dr. Diaper, and if you snap your fingers around Mr. Crupt you will regret it.

A big Hit!:
Great,possibly best of them all!C.U. must now battle the talking toilets or its FLUSH for the world.To let you know..... This book gets 1 star for humor,2 for intrest level,and 1 for suspense-and an extra for flip-o-rama,but i think flip-o-rama is a waste of time and pages.But it is slightly cool. This book is WELL worth 5 dollars.

"More Flip-O-Rama!":
"Their teacher, Ms. Ribble might say that George and Harold were 'disruptive' and 'behaviorally challenged.' ...But if you ask their parents, they'd probably say that George and Harold were smart and sweet, and very good-natured...even if they were a bit silly at times. I'd have to agree with their parents." Dav Pilky's affectionate, "epic novel" further chronicles the adventures of George and Harold and their principal, Mr. Krupp, who turns into heroic "Captain Underpants" whenever someone snaps their fingers. Pilky unapologetically presents toilet jokes, body part jokes (the boys switch a sign from "pretty armchairs" to "hairy armpits"), and brazen disobedience at school. That's a warnng to potential buyers who can't stand this kind of juvenile humor. But the book is for juveniles (and those in touch with their inner juvenile). Pilkey's silly jokes, gimmicks (FLIP-O-RAMA), and self-referential chapter titles are inspired insipid fun, and not nearly as violent as the Three Stooges. More mature children will appreciate Pilkey's skewering of the traditional kids' book and his celebration of low-tech, non-glossy gimmickry. Oh, and not that it matters, but the evil Talking Toilets are defeated by the "Photo-Atomic Trans-Somgobulating Yectofantriplutonic-zanziptomiser" (or PANSY). 139 pages of fun and lowbrow humor. By the way, just in case you need to defend this book from literary watchdogs, tell them that "Publishers Weekly" called the first book in the series ("The Adventures of Captain Underpants") "the funniest book of the year."