I said it after the first series and I shall say it again. I love this series. Parents complain about the potty humor in Captain Underpants. Well there is rarely potty humor in this books. But they are still incredibly funny. Plus they are full graphic novels. Yes they are unrealistic, and complete drivel, but that is why I, and many kids like them. This time the Chief is having a birthday. But it’s like no one else’s birthday, EVER! Thank goodness.

I love a book that can take a complicated element and break it down to its basic form. This book does exactly that. Now for people who haven't studied physics it still may not make complete sense but upon additional reading it will become more clear. This book is a great way to start kids on understanding complex ideas and concepts. Now for fun factor. That is missing, but it's also not needed.

First off, I want a monster that farts. Strawberries and limes. Monsters just want romp,at. They are nothing to be scared of, or worried about. But sometimes a little one needs some extra courage. A fun book with vibrant illustrations. The book rhymes well. Over all it's not bad. Not my favorite, but not bad.

Next week is the grandparents talent show at school. Everyone's grandparent can do something cool, except Jeremy. What can his grandma do? A fun look at grandparents and how they all are unique.

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This is an interesting story about the adventures of a tiny house. It has great illustrations, and a nice message. It wants to rhyme, but many are harsh and do not follow in cadence. Overall not bad, and currently mostly one of a kind.

One of the better yoga in storybook form that I have seen. Most of the story rhymes, except when the animals are telling you want to do. I could see this being a very fun storytime read.

I’m sure you have heard it before, but girls can not fish. Or at least that is what people think in Nina’s fishing village. Her Lolo agrees to take her out, and she leans that she can fish if she takes her time and goes hand over hand. Not quite what I thought this book would be, but it is lovely, and it works.

Go buy this book right NOW. All proceeds go to #PlannedParenthood

This book is a collection of quotes and pictures from the world wide women's marchs held in January 2017. The book is mainly focused on signs and there were just so many awesome pictures that were funny, moving, nasty :), and real. This is one of those books where years from now you will pull it off your shelf and tell your grandkids that these people world wide stood up to say we needed change.

I really like what Papercutz has done with the Peyo Smurf books. These books remind me of childhood and the Smurfs I grew up with. The modern smurfs just look too funny and have too much adult humor. In the newest graphic novel we meet the villagers over the wall. A land of female Smurfs with Blue Hair. We grew up with only one female smurf: Smurfette, but now there is an entire land of them. They have ways that are different and live in a much more magical land where plants try to eat you, and they can ride dragonflies. I like this series and am glad it has had a strong long run.