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Can George squelch the belch once and for all? There are no time-outs when the super burp takes control!
George Brown, Class Clown
George knows that his basketball team, the Fighting Ferrets, is really good. So when Louie proposes a bet for their upcoming game, George accepts the challenge: So when the local comic book store promises to publish and sell his Toiletman superhero comic, of course George and his other best friend Alex are excited for Chris.
Can they ever be friends again? Revenge of the Killer Worms Should he keep his promise to the shelter, or miss the chance to meet his action star hero? On top of everything, George suspects that his nemesis, Louie, has been reading his private journal. Can George figure out a plan, get back at Louie, and avoid the burp all in one day? A Royal Pain in the Burp George and his classmates are giving reports on their family trees, and their presentations will be broadcast on the local news. What if he makes a fool of himself on live TV?
And even worse, what if his burp decides to make a guest appearance? Then George will be a total royal embarrassment! George and his classmates and their families are heading to a ski resort. Will the bug ruin his chances of meeting his hero and helping his school win the prize? How Do You Pee in Space? A real-life astronaut is coming to Edith B. Sugarman Elementary School, and one lucky kid gets to interview him! Not only that, a trip to a space adventurer program is also up for grabs. To win the contest, students must complete a physical fitness challenge and come up with three interesting questions to ask the astronaut.
As always, George intends to beat his rival, Louie. But when the competition heats up, George is too distracted to notice how much the prize means to his best friend, Alex.
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For George, winning may not be everything this time around. Head lice have invaded Edith B. Sugarman Elementary School, and George wants nothing more than to remain scotch-free from the vermin. While George is selecting his outfit, Alex is busy becoming famous. Follow George as he tries to make friends and stop being the class clown. This book is great for young readers, especially boys who can relate to the character. Should keep readers entertained and laughing beginning to end.
Dec 09, Cathy rated it liked it. I think year old boys will like this book. George was known as the class clown at his last school, but wants to change things when his dad moves the family to a new army base. George really tries to behave, but when a super burp erupts from him without warning, his behavior seems to spiral out of control.
He finds himself in the principal's office as usual. Will George be able to turn over a new leaf, or will he become the class clown once more? Read Super Burp to find out! May 08, Marcia rated it liked it Shelves: From the author of Katie Kazoo comes George Brown.
The class clown plans to turn over a new leaf at his new school, but super burps are taking over and he can't control himself. Sure to hit the funny bone of 6 and 7 year old beginning readers or mIddle grade reluctant readers. Another choice for the Captain Underpants crowd. May 27, Amanda Harrison rated it it was ok Shelves: Flat characters, cringeworthy relationships between characters.
The super burp takes over George's body and makes him do crazy stunts not unlike a kid's movie with the inevitable food fight. Humorous and mildly diverting, but an unsatisfying ending. Dec 11, Debra Potter rated it it was amazing Shelves: I read this book to my 6yo son, he found it to be highly amusing and was always eager to find out what George would do next.
Jul 19, Simone rated it did not like it Shelves: I wanted to find early chapter books for my class but will not be recommending this. He is disrespectful and the burp idea is just plain stupid.
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Oct 06, Carl Tolle rated it it was amazing. The reason I rate this book five stars is because it was a great book. If you like George Brown class clown you will like this one. My favorite part was when he let out the super burp at the end. Feb 16, Terri rated it it was ok. Too much use of the word dumb and stupid when referring to other people. Jan 16, Shannon rated it really liked it Shelves: The boys enjoyed this little series back in the day.
I'm deleting all but Book 1 to save time transferring reviews from Shelfari to Goodreads. David is going through books so quickly these days. I found this series through the "Books for Boys" website. David read this first one one night, and JB read it last night, after finishing "Inkheart" and waiting to get "Inkspell.
Mar 07, Rick Budding rated it liked it Shelves: George has this problem With Christmas around the corner there are all kinds of situations arising when George really should not be acting so out-of-control. He's tried a number of ways to stop his burping--mustard, somersaulting--but they just keep coming up at the wrong time.
Further complications arise when Kevin, George's best friend from his old school, comes over to visit and George has to figure out how to be a friend to Kevin and hi George has this problem Further complications arise when Kevin, George's best friend from his old school, comes over to visit and George has to figure out how to be a friend to Kevin and his current best friend, Alex.
Lots of goofy burping humour and a bit of how to deal with friend issues in this super special issue in the George Brown series. Feb 18, Devon O rated it really liked it. Every school that George goes to he is always the class clown. George and his family are moving again and he wants to start out fresh. He does not want to be the class clown again. He wants to be the kid that always knows the answers and always raises his hand. He does not want to tell anymore jokes and he does not want to make anyone laugh.
If you want to know how this works out for George you should read this book. I would recommend this book to anyone that wants to read an easy book but with a great story. Mar 08, Kristen rated it liked it Shelves: Kids with impulse control problems or other troubles adjusting to the school environment will really relate to this main character, who is trying to turn over a new leaf and exhibit good behavior at his new school.
Unfortunately, he's been cursed with the Super Burp, which is not only very loud, but also initiates a short period of time when he loses control and does crazy things for laughs, like skateboarding through the school hallway. These brief episodes are totally beyond his control, which Kids with impulse control problems or other troubles adjusting to the school environment will really relate to this main character, who is trying to turn over a new leaf and exhibit good behavior at his new school.
These brief episodes are totally beyond his control, which is kind of horrifying, but the effect is mitigated by the goofiness of his actions. Oct 16, Nina rated it liked it Shelves: George moves a lot and he wants to change to be the new George in his newest school. He used to be a class clown in his old school and it is not easy to be more quiet and a good boy. One day he sees a shooting star and makes a wish to be able to make people laugh. The funny thing is when he burps his super duper burps, George does weird and funny things, which make people usually mad at him.
Oct 14, Nestor rated it it was amazing. The book is called super burp and class clown by nancy E. I like this book because it talkes about a boy having a super burp and it got tookin away from his freind Alex by giveing him a onion ice cream. I will recomend this book to Ms. Joesph because she like's reading books. Nov 09, Heather rated it liked it. The series to read after you complete Captain Underpants and are left wanting more. Follow the escapades of George Brown as he moves to his new town and discovers uncontrollable powers every time he burps.
Mixed in with real world life experiences of elementary kids is a fantastical world of burp power and the shenanigans that evolve as a result. Jan 23, Luanne Hatcher rated it really liked it. This is the first book in a new spin-off series from the Katie Switcheroo stories by Nancy Krulik. George Brown, a class clown, has moved away and is trying hard to be a new, improved George.
He doesn't want to be a class clown anymore or get into trouble. He wants to make friends in his new school, So far, it's been a challenge. It was a fun read and boys will enjoy it's silliness. Feb 02, Laura rated it liked it Recommended to Laura by: I think the title alone got him interested. George is starting at a new school and decides to be different than he was in his old school.
In his new school, he wants to behave himself, not be the class clown like before. That doesn't work out so well for him. I'm sure Evan liked the story more than I did since burps don't make me giggle, but I thought it was ok. Sep 21, Samuel rated it liked it Shelves: My stepdaughter had this lying around, so I picked it up and read it.
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It's probably better-written than it needs to be, but it's not particularly my style, even for a kids' series book. It ends in mid-story, so I'm sure there's much more to come, but I don't know that I'll come back to it, unless another one winds up sitting on my coffee table. Nov 17, Jana rated it liked it Shelves: Listened to it as a family while driving around town. Got some good laughs out of it. What bothered me most about this book was the abrupt ending. I didn't realize it was wrapping up, and then BAM the end.
Still a fun book, though. May 04, Tammy Kesteloot rated it really liked it Shelves: Reading this book with my 7 year old. So far Andrew and I really like it.