Steven and his best friend Russell are back!
When Russell's dog, Rodney Rodent, jumps into a mural to chase a demonic-looking gnome and disa... read full description
When Russell's dog, Rodney Rodent, jumps into a mural to chase a demonic-looking gnome and disa... read full description
reviews
May 11, 2009
Josiah
rated it: 
"...one of the more beautiful things about having ignorance erased is that it leads to many more questions being asked. "
—Mr. Chickee's Messy Mission, P. 97
I've got to hand it to the magnificent Christopher Paul Curtis; he sure can write a unique story!
I really have never read anything else that was like this book, not even counting the first in this series (?), "Mr. Chickee's Funny Money". Judging by the quality of the writing and More...
May 10, 2008
Rebecca
rated it: 
I was disappointed in Mr. Chickee's Messy Mission. The beginning had me hysterically laughing, but as the plot moved along it became more and more uneven to me. Perhaps my imagination is just not what it used to be, but I had a hard time getting into the better part of the Ourside section.
Apr 05, 2008
Katie
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Strangely this got reviewed as appropriate for YAs. No, no, no! I think Curtis should stick with what he does best, historical fiction or true YA novels.
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