Garbage Dump Disaster

Geronimo Stilton #79

by Geronimo Stilton

When you're with Geronimo Stilton, it's always a fabumouse adventure!

Hercule and Geronimo investigate a strange new case. There is a garbage thief in New Mouse City. They aren't stealing just any trash, it's all organic waste. They enlist the help of the head of the Recycling Center to help. In the end they find the thief is a colleague of Floras who has built a machine that turns organic waste into an energy source.

Genres: Childrens

132 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 21, 2021

About the author

A pseudonym of Elisabetta Dami, see also Tea Stilton.

Elisabetta Dami is an Italian author that currently resides in Italy. She is the author of the Geronimo Stilton series, a bestselling childrens book. She enjoys traveling the world seeking ideas for her series. She writes under a pseudonym of Geronimo Stilton. She is also a co-owner of Italian based publishing company Edizioni Piemme.

Reviews

[Jessica]

what a throwback. i was cheesing the whole first chapter.

[tinu ☆]

a true gem to the nations

[H]

Another title for this could be "Geronimo Goes Green (Almost)." The book does touch on the fact of trash and recycling and green energy. Overall, a worthy book to read, better than some of the those in the series - definitely one with a good message.

[Heather]

Agenda driven, predictable, and trite...not a great read aloud. The kids were mildly entertained, but I was bored to tears. It did give us an opportunity to talk about what agendas in the media are. I've read a few of these books, and they are usually (slightly) more potable than this one.

[Lauren Millard]

Another Geronimo Stilton book!
The kids loved it and I thought talking about recycling was good.
We have read a handful of these books now and my kids really enjoy seeing the crossover characters.

[Secret Jyot]

inner child read

[abbey parkes]

* reading to keep up to date with primary school fiction

[Walter McCarthy]

It’s really cool and it encourages young children to help save the world - you know what I mean!

[Andra Fox]

A nice set up for early readers. I read 70% and the 5 year old read the rest. Not my favorite writing/plot but it served its purpose well.

[Eliana Hornbuckle]

Speed read for nostalgia. But actually legitimately useful tips about recycling and landfills/recycling facilities are not "dumps!"