Captain Underpants And The Terrifying Return Of Tippy Tinkletrousers

This book is great for school but it’s very unappealingFor it has a loyt of body humourM m m m m m

Bought this for my son who is 11….he loves it

I got this for my child who needed a replacement copy. They were over the moon that it was a colour version and read it straight away.

Trash

My son loves the books also watch the films

I loved it allI recommend to all ages but mostly children under 10 but it’s a really good book

The contents of the book is good but the quality of the book is rubbish! Pages kept on falling off. Very disappointed!

Am sure my son will enjoy reading this but it arrived damaged though the box it was in was intact. Was a shame.

It’s a good story - well my 8 year old loves these books, but this particular copy the pages were falling out from the front and back. It’s put me off purchasing more of these stories in paperback it seems very cheaply bound.

One of the things I love about this book is that the characters write comics in the graphic novel-the one I love the most is Dog Man. Bad guy Tippy Tinkletrousers escapes from jail in his giant robot suit, with Mr Krupp in his hand ( who was also in jail ). He lets Mr Krupp go and asks George & Harold where Captain Underpants is. George snaps his fingers and Mr Krupp turns into Captain Underpants. He fights Tippy who accidentally freezes himself to the ground. The Waistband Warrior ( Captain Underpants ) tries to pull him out but breaks his robot suit so he’s in a pair of giant trousers. Then Tippy goes back in time to make sure Captain Underpants was never created but sadly he gets stood on by a giant Harold, or does he?!I recommend reading this book because it will make you laugh out loud.

Love it

My 7 yo boy loves captain underpants books! He wasn’t a book work previously but adores reading now - I think it’s the humour, the way the text is laid out, and the illustrations that help.