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Caveboy Dave 1: More Scrawny Than Brawny by Aaron Reynolds, Phil McAndrew

morepagesplease's review against another edition

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2.0

My son enjoyed this book, but I found it a bit weird myself. I forced myself to read it aloud because of how much I love him.

rlynngeno's review against another edition

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3.0

I finally got to read Caveboy Dave! I've been looking forward to this for months. It's a fun children's graphic novel about Dave Unga-Bunga, the grandson of the inventor of fire and the son of the inventor of the wheel, and how he wants to prove himself. I like the ridiculous situations and the humor. Thanks for the recommendation, Sam!

rebe_shelton's review against another edition

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4.0

Absolutely hilarious!

libscote's review against another edition

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3.0

I was not a huge fan of the artwork, and there were times when I was confused about what the cave people knew and didn't know of modern words, but I think kids will enjoy this one and it has STEM applications.

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4.0

Caveboy Dave by Aaron Reynolds and Phil McAndrew (239 pg) is a pleasant surprise rampant with gross-out and clever humor. Even though its audience is children, it does not treat them as if they are stupid. I had not expected much from this book, but it has earned a new fan. Dave is a loveable but, of course, misunderstood inventor, who comes from a long-line of cavemen inventors. During the caveman equivalent of a coming-of-age ceremony, he tries to find himself and not get killed. I enjoyed the cast of characters and actually laughed a few times. I will be reading the sequel!
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