This book is possibly for a slightly younger crowd than me, but I still like some of the poems, especially when the words are switched around and they make sense both ways. These are called spoonerisms, by the way, and they are fun to read and say!

The story was pretty much the same and I like the idea of putting into graphic novel form, but the illustration and style sort of let me down. Percy wasn't anything like what I thought he looked like, and and illustration style was a little dark for my liking. I fully respect the illustrator and how he draws, but I think the book could have done with a little different type. Other than that, I read it in a day and I found it interesting.

I am in 6th grade going into 7th and I still like this book! It is a good intro to cartooning, and it was funny as well. There is also a Christmas version of this book, and it is slightly different from the original. I would recommend both to kids aged 6 - 12.

I haven't seen the one with new illustrations such as this one, but I have read the annotated version and the original version and I am a big fan. I am hoping to read the rest of the books very soon.

I have read it and it was great, so I hope you read it!

I love the book! It is great and has an awesome plot with a happy ending. I would recommend it for teens and pre-teens ages 10-16.

Well, it might be a little old for you in 5th grade, but I would recommend it to 10 year olds at the very lowest...

Very interesting! :)

Made me smile :)

One of my friends had entered in the spelling bee and was in the same competition that these two co-champions were in :)