Humour

Love this as audiobook. ( )

My kid loved this, but it is about as gross as you would expect from the title, haha. ( )

Melvin Sneedley is gifted, talented and obnoxious. So, when his classmates George Beard and Harold Hutchins fail to be impressed by the demonstration of his Combine-O-Tron 2000 by which he has turned his pet hamster Sulu and a toy robot into a super-bionic rodent that won’t obey Melvin’s commands, Melvin plots revenge. Alas, in his rage he experiments on himself and, with an unfortunate sneeze, accidentally turns himself into the Bionic Booger Boy, a great slimy green gob of snot that would make Bruce Banner lose his appetite for lunch and the Jolly Green Giant exclaim, “Nothing like this ever happened on my side of the family.” ( )

This is a good example of a fantasy book because in reality, a principle will not become a superhero and a normal boy cannot transform into a monster. The book has lots of senses of humor. The comic part of the book also encourages young readers to read. The book is suitable for students from 4th to 5th grade. The media is pencil painting. ( )