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Harry Hammer #3
Squid-napped!
When Harry Hammer decides to leave Shark Point for better waters, he finds squid-tastic trouble instead in this Shark School (mis)adventure.
Instead of a super-cool celebration, Harry Hammer's birthday party turns into a super-colossal embarrassment! Why do his parents always make him feel like a big baby hammerhead in front of his friends--and his arch rival, Rick Reef? Harry decides he'd be better off alone and leaves Shark Point for faraway waters. But he comes face-to-face with a giant squid who hasn't had his lunch yet! Uh-oh...is the birthday boy on the menu?
Instead of a super-cool celebration, Harry Hammer's birthday party turns into a super-colossal embarrassment! Why do his parents always make him feel like a big baby hammerhead in front of his friends--and his arch rival, Rick Reef? Harry decides he'd be better off alone and leaves Shark Point for faraway waters. But he comes face-to-face with a giant squid who hasn't had his lunch yet! Uh-oh...is the birthday boy on the menu?
144 pages, Library Binding
First published August 1, 2013
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Davy Ocean
29 books6 followersDavy Ocean is the pseudonym of a collective of writers from the creative agency Hothouse Fiction, based in London.
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April 21, 2018
My second book on this series.
This works as a stand alone story too.
A good chapter book for early readers. It does contain some peril but the language is appropriate for the intended age range.
I think that isolating the main character from his friends did cut out the comedy too much. I understand that the plot needed this but it also reduced the laughs.
This works as a stand alone story too.
A good chapter book for early readers. It does contain some peril but the language is appropriate for the intended age range.
I think that isolating the main character from his friends did cut out the comedy too much. I understand that the plot needed this but it also reduced the laughs.
September 22, 2020
About the book:
It was about a shark Called Harry who wants to be a lone shark away from shark point after an awful birthday. He got caught by a great big squid and he changed his mind as shark point saved him.
My favourite part:
When Harry got captured by the squid because he was being so silly and was not listening to anybody.
What could of been better:
If Harry became friends with the squid.
It was about a shark Called Harry who wants to be a lone shark away from shark point after an awful birthday. He got caught by a great big squid and he changed his mind as shark point saved him.
My favourite part:
When Harry got captured by the squid because he was being so silly and was not listening to anybody.
What could of been better:
If Harry became friends with the squid.
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October 22, 2018
132 pages. I read 22 pages out of 42…and that was JUST the first chapter!!! UGH! It was wayyyyy too long. Weird! It is a strange kind of book and boring. Skip.
July 8, 2020
AR test 8 out of 10
November 18, 2014
Harry Hammer has a terrible birthday party and decides to run away from home. When he is captured by a giant squid who intends to cook him, he realizes home wasn't so bad and tries to find a way to escape. A funny, punny read with a good message.
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