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US Mall 1 - Something Under the Bed Is Drooling
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List Price: $10.99
Our Price: $4.20
Your Save: $ 6.79 ( 62% )
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Manufacturer: Andrews McMeel Publishing
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9780836218251
ISBN: 0590062271
Label: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Manufacturer: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 128
Publication Date: 1988-01-01
Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Studio: Andrews McMeel Publishing
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: good book
Comment: I gave this book to a 10-year old girl and she loves it. She reads it every chance she gets and even chooses it over computer games!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Fantastically Funny
Comment: This book is simply delightful - my 8-year-old is constantly giggling - he is unable to read it to me for the laughter...He has a high reading level - but kids love it (almost as much as their parents!!) My son really is Calvin (I am a bit concerned he may be getting ideas from the little rascal!!)
LOVE IT!!!
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Summary: A vicarious return to childhood
Comment: What can be said about Calvin & Hobbes that hasn't already been shouted to the heavens by legions of prematurely grown-up fans ?
Calvin is the eternal Child/Id within us all, and Hobbes is his stuffed tiger / best friend / faithful companion in arms come-to-life ... and together they swashbuckle their way through a childhood world populated with drooling monsters of the imagination, screaming ray-guns, carboard boxes turned magical transmogrifiers, and giant tut-tutting adults who are forever dragging us back from our revels by the ear, in order to make us wipe our feet, bathe, eat, do our homework, and go to bed on time.
By laughing at Calvin & Hobbes, we get to vicariously relive some of our own carefree childhoods exploits ... exploits which echo in our adult lives, because (looks both ways) we never actually grew up. Only our bodies did.
Highly recommended.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Calvin and Hobbes by Nick Caruso
Comment: . I like this book because it has funny parts.
. I also like the part when calvin pretends to be GodZilla and destoys Tokyo, which is the buildings that Calvin made in his sandbox.
. I dislike someparts of the book.
. I also dislike the part when Calvin pretends to be a zombie.
Customer Rating:
Summary: and everything in this book makes you laugh
Comment: Calvin is in alliance with Hobbes to combat the monsters that lurk in his imagination. The victims of this battle? Usually, Calvin's hapless parents. This collection is among the funniest as it centers on the darker side of Calvin's runaway train of imagination: monsters, space creatures, icky girls, and nefarious snowmen. Pick it up, or the monsters in the closet will come out as well.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: good book
Comment: I gave this book to a 10-year old girl and she loves it. She reads it every chance she gets and even chooses it over computer games!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Fantastically Funny
Comment: This book is simply delightful - my 8-year-old is constantly giggling - he is unable to read it to me for the laughter...He has a high reading level - but kids love it (almost as much as their parents!!) My son really is Calvin (I am a bit concerned he may be getting ideas from the little rascal!!)
LOVE IT!!!
Customer Rating:
Summary: A vicarious return to childhood
Comment: What can be said about Calvin & Hobbes that hasn't already been shouted to the heavens by legions of prematurely grown-up fans ?
Calvin is the eternal Child/Id within us all, and Hobbes is his stuffed tiger / best friend / faithful companion in arms come-to-life ... and together they swashbuckle their way through a childhood world populated with drooling monsters of the imagination, screaming ray-guns, carboard boxes turned magical transmogrifiers, and giant tut-tutting adults who are forever dragging us back from our revels by the ear, in order to make us wipe our feet, bathe, eat, do our homework, and go to bed on time.
By laughing at Calvin & Hobbes, we get to vicariously relive some of our own carefree childhoods exploits ... exploits which echo in our adult lives, because (looks both ways) we never actually grew up. Only our bodies did.
Highly recommended.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Calvin and Hobbes by Nick Caruso
Comment: . I like this book because it has funny parts.
. I also like the part when calvin pretends to be GodZilla and destoys Tokyo, which is the buildings that Calvin made in his sandbox.
. I dislike someparts of the book.
. I also dislike the part when Calvin pretends to be a zombie.
Customer Rating:
Summary: and everything in this book makes you laugh
Comment: Calvin is in alliance with Hobbes to combat the monsters that lurk in his imagination. The victims of this battle? Usually, Calvin's hapless parents. This collection is among the funniest as it centers on the darker side of Calvin's runaway train of imagination: monsters, space creatures, icky girls, and nefarious snowmen. Pick it up, or the monsters in the closet will come out as well.
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