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Malcolm in the Middle #3
The Bad Luck Charm
Malcolm and Reese decide to get even with Dewey by scaring him with a stuffed monkey called Banana Joe, but it may really bring misfortune--their mother is insisting that the two boys be on the same team for the school's Survivor Day competition.
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First published February 16, 2001
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Pam Pollack
78 books38 followersPamela Pollack is a writer/editor/compiler of children's and young adult books.
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Displaying 1 - 8 of 8 reviews
January 21, 2018
I thought this one was pretty stupid.
September 27, 2023
While I like that this was an original story that read like a new episode of the show I wasn't that impressed by it. Some of the plot devices seemed too on the nose and a little silly in a way that didn't fit the characters or the show. Way too many characters who would not have bought into the monkey curse for a second were on board right away just as an example. It had its moments and did seem to write Dewey pretty accurately and he's the best character. Overall it was okay.
December 29, 2018
This show was always cute. The book was okay.
September 18, 2026
i've been obsessed with the show recently
May 9, 2013
seri Malcolm pertama yang gue baca dan langsung jatuh cinta sama keluarga ini. Malcolm si jenius, Reese si cuek, dan Dewey si penakut. Nggak kebayang deh gimana hebohnya rumah mereka dipenuhi tiga anak cowok yang kerjaannya berantem mulu. Kebayang banget gimana rempongnya ibunya Malcolm dan juga ayahnya yang suka cuek tapi asik. Tapi gue penasaran sama sosok Francis, dia pastinya keren banget :)
October 6, 2008
This one isn't my fave of the series. It follows the adventure of the boys as they fight what they think is a cursed monkey that seems to be stuck to their family.
June 12, 2009
I wanna read it again T^T
January 30, 2013
how the monkey can make them complite.....?haha
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