SpongeBob has election fever - and he has it bad! Competing with Squidward to be the Krusty Krab's first Royal Krabby, he's forgetting all about work in order to win votes. And Mr. Krabs isn't too pleased. Find out what happens in this royal election rumble!
This is the book my 5 yr old chose for me to read to him today. Oh. Goody. Another. Spongebob. Even this one was only mildly interesting for my son. Long enough to put it somewhere between a level 2 and 3 reading level, the pictures is what really kept my son interested. It seemed the author but very little effort into wrapping up the story with an understandable ending. I think the Spongebob books are dying out. I really, really, hope so. Please, God.
Ihan hauska Paavo Pesusieni -kirja, jossa johtaja Rapu järjestää työntekijöilleen kilpailun, jonka voittaja kruunataan ravintolan kuninkaaksi. Asiakkaat saavat äänestää voittajan. Paavo innostuu kilpailusta ja kampanjoinnista vähän liikaakin. Hauskasti tarina muistuttaa politiikkaa, jossa annetaan villejä lupauksia äänien toivossa yms. Lapsi tykkäsi myös, vaikka tämä yhtymäkohta menee vielä yli hilseen.
Good book, defective copy with several pages missing words
My daughter loves the SpongeBob series of books and the stories are always engaging. This story was also fun, but the book is defective with more than half of the written pages were empty. So, it’s difficult to follow the story highlights.
It's a normal day at the Krusty Krab but Mr. Krabs is having money problems. After talking to a customer, he has an idea: do a royal election. It will add piazza to the Krusty Krab. And, of course, SpongeBob and Squidward will be running against each other to be the "Royal Krabby."
I was expecting a little more shenanigans, especially those involving Squidward interacting with SpongeBob. It felt like parts of the story were left out because of it. It was a missed opportunity to include a moral story for SpongeBob, or if that wasn't the direction the creators wanted to take, they could have included more antics—maybe involving the townsfish's reaction to SpongeBob going overboard.
I read this to my baby brother.(By the way,I am only nine). And he loves stories like this (he is one and a half) because he loves watching spongebob instead of those really baby shows like paw patrol and shimmer and shine. He is like a four or five year old (kinda). And I have a seven year old brother too and my baby brother acts more mature then him.
P.S.THE SEVEN YEAR OLD IS SUCH A BRAT AND STILL WATCHES FROZEN. And all of it is true.
This was a fun SpongeBob where it was all about elections and what goes into elections. And as usual SpongeBob takes it a little to serious and out there....