Customer Reviews:
 Horrible Harry and the Mud Gremlins (Puffin Chapters) November 17, 2008
Darryl Bennett (Columbus, Indiana USA)
Great book and series of books for the younger reader in the family. Also a great way to get that younger person interested in reading.
 Review by Tori P.S. 39 April 13, 2006
Jaime Berry (NYC)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
In Horrible Harry and the Mud Gremlins by Suzy Kline you'll learn to listen to the rules. Harry convinces the class to go to where the teachers can't see them and they get in trouble. How will Harry ever learn to follow the rules?
The problem starts at recess time when Harry tries to get his classmates to break the rules. He wants them to see the mud gremlins.
I liked this story because even though Harry does bad stuff, he is still funny. All second graders would like Horrible Harry and all his adventures. Some other books you could read are: Horrible Harry and the Secret, Horrible Harry and the Green Slime, Horrible Harry and the Christmas Surprise, Horrible Harry in Room 2B, and Horrible Harry and the ant invasion.
Horrible Harry review January 20, 2005
L. Evans (Kentucky)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
As an elementary teacher, I have a great love for children's literature. I choose Harry Horrible books frequently in my classroom. I read this book to my students at the beginning of the school year. The adventures of Harry and his friends throughout the Horrible Harry adventures are engaging its readers. These are some of the first chapter books that they pick up. It is a great simple chapter book to help hook your students into reading. They will relate to Harry and his friends, and find that reading is funny. I recommend this book to everyone.
I found that this book was funny and suspenseful altogether. My students were begging me to read more. In this book we find Harry wearing a mini-microscope necklace to school. Horrible Harry tells his classmates that they can use during recess time to find a secret mushroom kingdom. However knowing the playground rules, will Horrible Harry and his buddies break the rule and outside the fence to look in the mud? The author engages the readers in suspense, climax, and the issue of right and wrong.
Tells of a boy who wears a necklace and faces ridicule June 10, 2003
Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Suzy Kline's Horrible Harry And The Mud Gremlins tells of a boy who wears a necklace and faces ridicule - until he reveals its secret. His promise to introduce the class to a mini-kingdom at recess involves breaking an important school rule in this chapter book for kids from Viking Press.
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