The Cruncher Crusades

Reviews

Most of these are 3 to 5 years old, and some of the sites they were on no longer exist.

Reviews found on Amazon:

1. Cruncher And The Ghost

5.0 out of 5 stars Funniest book I ever read

By Bud Kelly

Verified Purchase

Thank you dad for buying this book! Cruncher is funny even in the scary parts. It was realy good. Should have been longer

Reviews from Barnes and Nobles site:

1. 5 star review of Cruncher And The Ghost

"This book is really funny! Great for all ages, especially kids. Its full of suspenseful moments and hilarious encounters with ghosts and a killer dog that keep you hooked until the very end. Definitely recommend!"

2. 5 star review of Cruncher And The Ghost

I loved this book. Joe Cruncher is awesome.

"I loved this book. Joe Cruncher is awesome. The haunted house stuff and the 4th of July parade were the best parts."

Reviews found on Penguin Book's "Book Country" site:

1. 5 Star rating for Cruncher Gets A Boo! Boo:

"Loved this book! Loved the first one also but this one is even better. Funny and exciting things happen in every chapter. Hope to see another one. Soon!"

Deb DeJesus

2. 5 Star rating for Cruncher And The Ghost:

"What an enjoyable read! It was priced so low I decided to risk it and I was surprised how good it was. I read it to my kids while on family vacation and they got a real kick out of it. This was money well spent!"

Lynn Ariyoshi

3. 5 Star rating for Cruncher Gets A Boo! Boo:

"After I read them the first book my kids made me buy this one too. I was a bit disturbed by the change in Darell but my boys loved him. This book was funnier than the first one and there were places I laughed so hard I couldn't finish reading the sentence out loud to my kids. On both books I especially love the epilogues. You finish the books feeling satisfied. We want more!"

Lynn Ariyoshi

Another way to evaluate the books yourself is to look them up at Amazon.com. That site gives you the first 2 to 3 chapters as a free read, and they show them to you in the proper book format. Thank you very much for your consideration.

Interviews

Suddenly, the front door downstairs burst open, and somebody was yelling my name.

I went to the top of the stairs; it was Andrea who was screaming for me. She seemed genuinely upset for some reason.

She frantically searched around for a while, and then she finally looked up and saw me. I gave her a wave, but I sure wasn't expecting her reaction.

Her mouth just fell open, and she gave a scream unlike anything I’d ever
heard before.

Only, I guess “heard” would be the incorrect word for it. You
couldn't exactly hear the scream she let loose. It was too high-pitched for
that.

Not that it mattered. The effects were powerful enough you didn’t need to hear it. Feeling it was plenty bad enough. Heck, it was so severe it actually made my bones vibrate.

Then Andrea turned and ran out the door.

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