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Goofy comedy for young boys riffs on horror cliches.
AGEBy Charles Gilman(Book, 2013) -
Wimpy Kid's awkward, hilarious search for dance date.
AGEBy Jeff Kinney(Book, 2012) -
Wisecracking narrator hogs spotlight in funny twins tale.
AGEBy Ellis Weiner(Book, 2012) -
Will appeal to Wimpy Kid fans and reluctant readers.AGEBy Lincoln Peirce(Book, 2011) -
When it comes to the awkwardness of middle school, this book's hero knows how to make kids laugh.
AGEBy Jeff Kinney(Book, 2010) -
Milder than Wimpy Kid, and a sure hit with boys.
AGEBy Lincoln Peirce(Book, 2010) -
Meet a crabby 90-year-old heroine kids will love.AGEBy Richard Peck(Book, 2010) -
Fourth in the funny series is the mildest yet.
AGEBy Jeff Kinney(Book, 2009) -
Sequel to The Neddiad offers more goofy humor.AGEBy Daniel Pinkwater(Book, 2009) -
Wicked, wildly funny stories with gross-out humor.AGEBy Barry Yourgrau(Book, 2009) -
Perfect summer reading for reluctant readers.AGEBy Gary Paulsen(Book, 2007) -
The misery ends at last -- or does it?AGEBy Lemony Snicket(Book, 2006) -
Dino-mite satire is a quick, funny tween read.AGEBy Mordecai Richler(Book, 2006) -
An enjoyable read rooted in historical realities.AGEBy Richard Peck(Book, 2006) -
A hilarious look at summer in the country.AGEBy Richard Peck(Book, 2005) -
Molly takes her eccentric grandma to high school.AGEBy Gary Paulsen(Book, 2005) -
Funny, fascinating, and exquisite historical tale.AGEBy Richard Peck(Book, 2004) -
The humor is as wicked as the evil twin.AGEBy Lynne Reid Banks(Book, 2004) -
Story rolls along well enough, keeps kids reading.AGEBy Lemony Snicket(Book, 2003) -
Silly story doesn't tax children's intellect.AGEBy Ross Venokur(Book, 2003) -
Kids are sure to devour this gross-out book.AGEBy Thomas Rockwell(Book, 2003) -
Great young sleuth helps kids be true to themselves.AGEBy Louise Fitzhugh(Book, 2003)
