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Hazel Nutt: Mad Scientist (Golden Duck Awards. Picture Book (Awards))
The title character creates musical monsters.
Library Binding, 32 pages
Published
August 28th 2003
by Holiday House
(first published August 2003)
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Hazel Nutt is the mad scientist who is mad... because Igor ate her sandwhich. When the villagers storm her lab they question whey they have torches when flashlights were invented years ago. Very entertaining... In the end everyone is happy and Hazel Nutt receives a key to the city.
This is a funny book about a scientist who always makes monsters and a town who is sick of it! I would read this book just for fun when there is extra time in the classroom. The children would get a good laugh out of it.
This book was good for it pictures, but the story line and everything was ok. It was completely a grabbing story but it was completely boring.
I thought the Frankensteinway was the funniest twist to the story, but I thought the ending was weak.
Better than Alien Hunter.
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