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The Ugly Guide
The Ugly Guide to Being Alive and Staying That Way (Uglydolls)
The Ugly Guide
Sun-Min Kim, David Horvath
Where are Uglys born? Where do they go to school? And what is Big Toe’s Eaty Feed Speeder? Whether you’re born in the Uglyverse or plan on moving there, you’ll need the Ugly Guide to Being Alive and Staying That Way to help you navigate life’s many Ugly shoals. Visit the Ugly Grade School Lunch-a-Munch Hut, stroll the Ugly College campus, and find out how to survive Ugly work—and even get paid for it!—in the third Ugly Guide from Uglydoll creators David Horvath and Sun-Min Kim. Featuring their original Ugly art style and trademark sense of humor, this will be a must-have for Uglydoll fans of all ages.
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Book Details

Genre: 

  • Humor

Age Level: 

  • 12 and up
The Ugly Guide review by TM_JKOrange
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TM_JKOrange

This book is a guide to how to live in an alternate universe called the "Uglyverse". This is a place where everyone is ugly. There are 27 sections about different topics, and how to live well in those specific topics. Some of these topics include: birth, grade school, junior high, and high school. This book is filled with many humorous puns. The characters are all cartoon-style drawings.

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