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Godzilla Ate My Homework

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Godzilla Ate My Homework takes place in Parker's house and school in modern times. It starts by telling how Parker buys a guinea pig and names him Godzilla. Godzilla eats papers, mail, and more, and the book tells the story of the trouble Godzilla gives to his owner, Parker. The initial moment emerges when Godzilla eats an important phone number. Further complications arise when he continues eating important things. I really liked the story because it's funny. Godzilla Ate My Homework is an awesome book that I would recommend reading. I recommend this book to people who like animals and guinea pigs. You and your parents will definitely enjoy it, and maybe your friends, too.

GODZILLA ATE MY HOMEWORK
One day this boy bought a hamster. Then when he came home from school and he had homework. When he went to school and got his homework off his desk it was gone. Then one day he cleaned out his hamster he found pieces of torn paper with letters on them. He knew that the hamster was eating it. The boy never knew how the hamster got out of the cage.

I recommend this book to anyone that likes to read about hamster and a little boy. this book is really intersting and good and many people can relate to it.

This book is about a boy named Parker. He has a guinea pig named Godzilla. Godzilla is crazy! He causes lots of trouble!
I wondered how Parker was going to handle these situations. When I read this book, I felt interested and happy. It was a thrill! JOSIAH DUFFY

I really like the book. Godzilla is funny and awesome. Parker, a second grader, owns Godzilla. Godzilla causes Parker trouble. My friends should read the book because it is so funny! Adam Lucas

I liked the book Godzilla ate my homework because it was about responsiblity to keep homework away form pets. Keep pets in cages when doing homework.Buy a pet that doesn't eat homework.Don't buy brown guinea pigs. Don't put pets in your backpack. Don't bring pets to your friend's house. Don't take your pet out of their cage with paper.

I am a parent that likes to monitor what my child reads. This book is really about a child that has to deal with not being believed when he's telling the truth (and having to deal with the consequences of lying), and how he works through it to a satisfactory conclusion (he's finally believed by teacher, family, friends). I found it to be a cute story with a rather realistic storyline (although guinea pigs don't really eat everything this book claims Godzilla eats).