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I love the smurfs anyway!!!!

This three-in-one book is very funny. In 'The Purple Smurfs' is about a smurf that gets bitten by a Bzz fly. Then, he bites a smurf who bites a smurf and it just keeps going. Papa smurf and the remaining 5 smurfs-including papa smurf-have to find a way to stop the purple smurfs before it's too late. In the second story, "The Flying Smurf', a smurf wants to fly, but no matter what he tries, something happens that stops him from flying. Maybe he'll try sailing instead. In the third story, 'A Smurf's Neighbors' a smurf moves to the forrest, but that's not much better than his old house-plus there's a squirrel who keeps stealing his food and a mosquito keeps biting him. Maybe he'll move back to the village. I loved it!

This is the third book in The Clone Chronicles, Fisher Bas discovers there is now a THIRD copy of him... but this third copy is not nice, he is downright evil! However, I liked the other two better. This book was way too predictable, but still...awesome!

This is the first book in the clone chronicles. It is about a scientist kid named Fisher Bas, who always gets pushed around in his school, so he creates a clone to go to school for him. Somehow, the clone, named Two, becomes very popular in his school.

Thank you to Egmont USA for sending me this free copy of the book for winning a giveaway on DogoBooks. Fisher Bas is recovering from his battle; and Two went missing. One day a few weeks later, Fisher receives a note from Two that says he is searching for his mother (Spot-Rite ad woman) in Hollywood. With Two missing, what will happen? With a two day class field trip coming up in Hollywood, Fisher goes to whatever limits he can to find Two; only to find out he’s become a YouTube sensation and goes by a new stage name, Basley Bas. In a funny, quirky sequel, Cloneward Bound is the story of a desperate 6th grader in Hollywood doing whatever it takes to get his clone back and not get noticed. What I thought about it: Cloneward Bound was a truly fabulous book. I actually think I liked it more than the first book. This book ups the action and the suspense, and is a pefect companion to the first book. I thought the setting was very awesome: Hollywood, with fake music and television celebrities. Also the cover is great, and I think it is so funny that Fisher is getting hellos from famous people and everyone thinks he is an internet sensation even though he isn’t. Fisher is frantically trying to figure out a solution to his clone being popular so he, himself, isn’t the center of attention. So, very interesting themes in this story, and a lovely plot. Can’t wait for the final book in the series! XanderStars: Action: 9 out of 10 XanderStars Suspense: 9 out of 10 XanderStars Well-Written: 9 out of 10 XanderStars Page-Turning: 8 out of 10 XanderStars Overall: 9 out of 10 XanderStars

Good very short quick read book. I t has like a comic book. It is good for everyone was that corny

This book looks really good- I would like to read it. I have read The Emerald Atlas and The Fire Chronicle. This book seems a little dark though.

In the third edition to 43 Old Cemetery Road, a mysterious dog arrives at the door of the mansion. Seymour is overjoyed, where as his parents, ghost Olive C. Spence and old man Ignatius B. Grumply are less excited about it- especially when the dog begins to bark all night long! The dog used to belong to the late Noah Brett, maybe that is the reason for his barking? Or perhaps Bretts' kids fighting like cats and dogs over his money is the reason. I love this series, and I hope you do, too!

I love this book

its a big mystery