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Number of Pages
128
Age Group
6-8 Years
Language
English
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Delve into #3 Ricky Ricotta'S Mighty - Paperback, a middle-grade science-fiction adventure where Ricky teams up with his mighty robot to stop mutant mosquitoes from Mercury. Packed with action, humor, and teamwork, this book is perfect for young readers who love robots, epic battles, and big-hearted heroes. Ideal for ages 7–10, it offers a fun, adventurous reading experience that inspires bravery and curiosity.
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Product Details
Author
Dav Pilkey
Publisher
Scholastic
Number of Pages
128
Language
English
SKU
BK0439051
ISBN
9789351035169
Reading Age
6-8 Years
Dimensions
7.64 x 5.28 x 0.39 inches
Binding
Paperback
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When Dav Pilkey Was A Kid, He Was Diagnosed With Adhd And Dyslexia. Dav Was So Disruptive In Class That His Teachers Made Him Sit Out In The Hallway Every Day. Luckily, Dav Loved To Draw And Make Up Stories. He Spent His Time In The Hallway Creating His Own Original Comic Books -- The Very First Adventures Of Dog Man And Captain Underpants. In The Second Grade, Dav'S Teacher Ripped Up His Comics And Told Him He Couldn'T Spend The Rest Of His Life Making Silly Books. Fortunately, Dav Was Not A Very Good Listener. He Spent His Time In The Hallway Creating His Own Original Comic Books - The Very First Adventures Of Dog Man And Captain Underpants. In College, Dav Met A Teacher Who Encouraged Him To Illustrate And Write. He Won A National Competition In 1986 And The Prize Was The Publication Of His First Book, World War Won. He Made Many Other Books Before Being Awarded The 1998 California Young Reader Medal For Dog Breath, Which Was Published In 1994, And In 1997 He Won The Caldecott Honor For The Paperboy. The Adventures Of Super Diaper Baby, Published In 2002, Was The First Complete Graphic Novel Spin-Off From The Captain Underpants Series And Appeared At #6 On The Usa Today Bestseller List For All Books, Both Adult And Children'S, And Was Also A New York Times Bestseller. It Was Followed By Super Diaper Baby 2: The Invasion Of The Potty Snatchers, Also A Usa Today Bestseller. The Unconventional Style Of These Graphic Novels Is Intended To Encourage Uninhibited Creativity In Kids. His Stories Are Semi-Autobiographical And Explore Universal Themes That Celebrate Friendship, Tolerance, And The Triumph Of The Good-Hearted. Dav Loves To Kayak In The Pacific Northwest With His Wife.