Reviews by Tag: funny

Summary: Nate has a problem, and his name is Breckenridge Puffington III. He’s a new kid at PS. 38, Nate’s school, and Principal Nichols is forcing Nate to be Breckenridge’s “buddy”. The only thing is, Breckenridge seems to be quite a nerd. He doesn’t like cartooning or sports like Nate, and instead enjoys FLOWERS. Yeah, you read that right. Flowers.

Summary: Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a hilarious and relatable series written by Jeff Kinney. The main character, Greg Heffley, shares his middle school experiences. The book captures the essence of the awkwardness and challenges of growing up, making it highly relatable for young readers. Greg's misadventures and humorous take on everyday situations make the book an enjoyable read. Review: The author's writing style and the inclusion of cartoons make it a fun and engaging experience for readers of all ages.

Summary: Big Game by Stuart Gibbs follows the adventures of Teddy Fitzroy, a middle schooler with a knack for solving mysteries, as he visits a floating zoo called FunJungle. When a rare Siberian tiger cub goes missing, Teddy finds himself embroiled in a dangerous investigation. With the help of his friend Summer, daughter of the zoo's owner, Teddy navigates through a web of lies, deceit, and danger to uncover the truth behind the disappearance.

Harris has spinal muscular atrophy which requires him to have a wheelchair and

have a nurse always by his side at school. Harris and his family have recently moved

from California to Vermont, which is making it hard to find a new nurse for Harris. All

of the sudden, Miranda, a nursing student who went to Harris’ school, comes into their

life. Miranda is a natural when it comes to caring for Harris and she is hired very

quickly. Everything is going great. Miranda is helping Harris get a girl named Nory at

When Gumball’s super, rare, limited-edition Knife Fightgood action figure finally arrives

at his house, he can hardly contain his excitement. However, his excitement fades away when he

finds out that his action figure has been stolen! Together with Darwin and Anais, Gumball must

use their detective skill to solve the mystery of who stole his most prized possession, and figure

out where Knife Fightgood could be!

George and Harold love to pull all sorts of pranks and jokes. However, when their latest

prank makes their science teacher quit his job, Mr. Krupp has to find a replacement. Luckily, he

finds one to hire that goes by the name of Professor Pippy P. Poopypants. Of course, George,

Harold, and the rest of their classmates can’t stop laughing at the professor’s silly name. This

makes Professor Poopypants so mad that he uses his inventions to force everyone around their

George and Harold have pulled a lot of pranks at Jerome Horwitz Elementary. However,

their latest prank has made the cafeteria ladies quit their job, so now the principal, Mr. Krupp, has

to find replacements. Luckily, he finds three newcomers to hire. However, it is soon discovered

that these new cafeteria ladies are actually aliens in disguise, and they have turned all the students

and teachers into zombie nerds! Now, George, Harold, and Captain Underpants must stop these

George and Harold are back at it again with their pranks. It is the Second Annual Invention

Convention at Jerome Horwitz Elementary School, and George and Harold decide to sabotage all

of students’ inventions. However, they soon are caught and punished by their principal, Mr. Krupp,

but George and Harold still haven’t learned their lesson. They decide to make a new Captain

Underpants comic, and once they are done they try to use one of the students’ machines to make

George Beard and Harold Hutchins are the class clowns Jerome Horwitz Elementary

School. The two are best friends and make comics about a superhero called Captain Underpants.

They also pull many pranks that get them into all sorts of trouble. However, their Principal, Mr.

Krupp, isn’t amused by their “jokes” and is always trying to find a way to punish them. He soon

finally catches the boys and punishes them, but the George and Harold get out of their punishment

Greg Heffley has never been good in sport, nor has he ever been very interested in them.

In fact, he has decided that he shouldn’t have any affair with sports at all. However, everything

changes when Greg’s mom gets him to try out for basketball, and he somehow makes the team

despite his bad performance. Now Greg has to try and make it through the season, but things aren’t

looking so good for Heffley and his team. Will Greg awaken the inner athlete inside of him, or

will he mess everything up?