The Adventures of Ook and Gluk: Kung Fu Cavemen from the Future (Captain Underpants) Paperback – May 1, 2011

Me encanta este libros mi hijo lo leyó en un parDe horas le gustó mucho la historia.

My son loves the captain underpants series. He loved this edition as well. No complaints it was perfect for his age. Easy to read.

My daughter likes the book

Pity good I'd look at more reviews before making a final decision 🫸 🫷🫸🫷 🙏

Dav Pilkey hasn't lost his touch with kids. The illustrations are sheer joy. There is even a moral to the story. Remember it's a book written by 2 elementary school boys, so there are misspellings. Dav Pilkey uses this method to encourage kids to write. It may seem appalling, but it does work. My son has been inspired by Pilkey to write and draw his own comics.Out of the ordinary methods or thoughts will always be reprimanded by fearful, ignorant people. Take a lesson in history. Mark Twain and George Orwell both revered authors, once had their books banned. I think after Pilkey has published over 45 books, which he has not only written but illustrated himself, he may be on to something. KEEP AN OPEN MIND. Check out Pilkey's other books: GOD BLESS THE GARGOYLES or THE PAPERBOY. Poetic and stunning art. I believe many adults and kids have lost the magic of pure imagination and also a sense of humor.

Wowie. So funny and I really think it is fun for all ages. I always love how you misspell the words. I had tears in my eyes. This was so good!! I loved every part and I'd like to write a book too!! Thank you for inspiring me! Right now I am making a book called The Golden Feather. Hope my book will be awesome like this book was!! Oh, and I forgot. I am also making a serie called Holiday Secrets.Well... my final opinion is..... THIS WAS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We don't need any money for this game anymoreYou can make some kind of difference between your body and your life

When my 2nd grader gets invited to a boy's birthday party, this is what I've been getting as the present, and it works like a charm. Most of the boys are already familiar with Captain Underpants and Ricky Ricotta, which are really funny and goofy. My son loves how Harold and George [as Ook and Gluk] speak as cavemen, and several times he has instructed me in the "cavemonics" parts of the back of the book [Lesson 1: Turn "I" into "me"] -- these things are _hilarious_ to school-aged boys, seriously. Adults reading this will laugh in spite of themselves ["Let my people go and stuff," says one character, enslaved]. There's more flip-o-rama, of course, and it's just a fun, addictive book for boys [and probably for girls, too] ages 7-12.