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My Life As a Smashed Burrito With Extra Hot Sauce (The Incredible Worlds of Wally McDoogle #1)

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I've been a long time fan of Bill Myers ever since I was about 7. I got this then and I was laughing my butt off! It would make a nice gift for younger kids...or even teenagers. I mean, I'm 14 and still enjoy reading books of this series!

I loved this book I also like issue number 13. It was also wonderful. I love this book and everything about it when I have kids I will get them this entire series! I only have two of these books but I love them. I like the fact that it taught a good lesson while telling a wonderful story based on Christians . I think they should have more Christian books like these. I liked how Wally helped the bully and how it told how sometimes Christians get mad just like normal people and they don't just forget about everything anyone does to them, or that they do to anyone. This book made me understand how bullies make us kids feel even more. I suggest this book to everyone in world in the world. This book taught me some really great things.

This book is definetly funny. I especially liked it when Gary and Wally were in a compition of love.It was very humorus and tells about wisdom and kindness. I recomend it for ANY kid!!!!!

This is a GREAT book. I LOVE the Incredible worlds of Wally McDoogle!! I have read every single one, the first one I ever read was My Life as Dinosaur Dental Floss. My favorit is My Life as a Prickly Porcipine from Pluto. The book I am reveiwing is GREAT and RRREEEEAAAAALLLLYYYYY funny. I love Wally McDoogle.

If you like Wally McDoogle you should read Bloodhounds Inc. it's by the same auther. I also like secret Agent Dingledorf. I'm dissapointed because I can't rate this a million stars.

These books are awesome.They have adventure and humor. That's just what I like in a book. They have really influnenced my Christian life. Everyone should read this series!

I think that this book is funny yet gives a valuble lesson on wisdom. This is about Wally "The Walking-Disaster-Area" who learns about wisdom as he goes into a competetion with the camp bully to see who can out-love one another.

All the Wally McDoogle series are great reads to put before upper elementary kids' eyes. Wally, er, Bill Myers, has a wild imagination that he lets run free in this series! Each book addresses some problem or weakness pretty common to most of us, and then Myers has Wally take it to an extreme to make a point. Wally wants to be a writer, so part of each book is his writing a superhero story, usually science fiction, with events based on what just happened to him, only turning out the way he wished it had instead of reality. But even Wally's reality can be pretty far out. A large bully is after Wally at summer camp, and then he ends up in a canoe on a river with the guy, and they both learn lessons about fear, trust, and God. It is hard to turn the pages fast enough when you are laughing that hard!

This is what our 11 year old son says about this book:

The entire Wallymcdoogle series are the funniest books I have ever read. This book was no exception. I laughed the whole time. The greatest part is that the book teaches a good lesson about wisdom. The fun starts the second you open the book, and doesn't stop until the last word. I say if you wanna laugh and learn a lesson buy this book today!!

Review by Jill Williamson

Twelve-year-old Wally McDoogle dreams about a lot of things. Being a writer, being a superhero, writing about a superhero. He has never dreamed of going to camp, but his father signs him up, insisting it will make him a real man. Incidentally, being a real man is another thing Wally's never dreamed about...

Yet Wally gets dropped off at the bus, but before he even makes it to Camp Wahkah Wahkah (or Camp Whacko as Wally calls it) he finds himself pressed against the roof of the bus by Gary the Gorilla with peanut butter and jelly dripping from his nose. Yes, it's true. Wally is a dork-oid, which really isn't so bad as long as you aren't the target of Gary the Gorilla and his Goons. Unfortunately, Wally is.

What a funny story. Wally has a great sense of humor and I found myself laughing out loud. Here and there we are also entertained with the book Wally is writing about Mutant Man McDoogle, a superhero who is in a battle with a suspiciously familiar villain named Dr. Ghastly the Gorilla. I highly recommend this one for younger teens looking for adventure and a big smile.

I love all the books in this series. They are funny and easy to read and each book is a story in itself. I am collecting them all and have read about 10 or so. This is a great book for grades 4-6.