No. of pages 134
Published: 2014
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The nation's cattle have gotten too smart for their own good. Tired of letting humans steal their milk, American cows have gone on strike. This is great news for every kid who hates drinking his milk, but trouble for anybody who likes cheese. Funny Boy--a joke-telling superhero who was sent to Earth from the planet Crouton--is mourning the cheese shortage when five giant cheeses fall on Wisconsin, squashing an unlucky farmer named George Gouda. That alone would be weird enough, but the cheeses also talk. The cheeses are aliens from the faraway planet Chattanooga, and they have come to stop the cheese shortage. The country's woe is ended, but something about the aliens' story stinks worse than month-old Muenster. It will take Funny Boy and his galactic sense of humor to curdle these curds before America starts to spoil. This ebook features an illustrated biography of Dan Gutman including rare images from the author's personal collection.
This book is part of a book series called Funny Boy .
This book is aimed at children at US 2nd grade-5th grade.
This book has been graded for interest at 7-10 years.
There are 134 pages in this book. This book was published in 2014 by Open Road Media .
Dan Gutman has written many weird books for kids. He lives in New Jersey (a very weird place) with his weird wife and two weird children.
This book is in the following series:
Gutman continues to do what he does best: entertain readers. Publishers Weekly [Children] will chortle over Gutman's characteristically broad humor. Booklist Gutman spins a delightful tale. The Newark Star-Ledger
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"Gutman continues to do what he does best: entertain readers." --Publishers Weekly "[Children] will chortle over Gutman's characteristically broad humor." --Booklist "Gutman spins a delightful tale." --The Newark Star-Ledger