Penelope Crumb Follows Her Nose: Book 1
Shawn K. Stout, Penelope Rawlins
Some interesting facts about Penelope Crumb…
She has:
A brother so awful he MUST be an alien.
A mum who draws body parts (ewww!).
Her grandpa’s nose … but no grandpa. Her family haven’t seen him since her dad died.
So Penelope and her friend Lizzie Maple set off across town to find Grandpa Felix, skipping school, taking trains and calling every F. Crumb in the phone book.
But what if Grandpa Felix doesn’t want to be found?
One last fact about Penelope: she doesn’t take no for an answer.
Reviews
I love this book I hope she finds her grandfather I would recommend this book to everybody
Senorita Sapphire Archer 27.08.2024
Star Reviewer
I liked this book because I liked that Penelope tried to find her grandpa but kept going to the wrong house! In the end they found her grandpa! I liked all the funny pictures in the book. I would definitely recommend this book to someone else.
Fairy Cynthia Casserole 14.07.2023
It was a good book about always finding your lost family
Duchess Angora Stegosaurus 04.02.2023
It was ok it was fun trying to find someone
Anonymous 18.07.2019
Star Reviewer
I liked this book because it was very funny and it made me laugh.
Anonymous 08.08.2017
I thought this book was a bit boring but my best part of the book was when Penelope crumbs best friend patsy drew a picture of her and she drew a big nose. My least favourite part I can't say because I had loads of none favourite parts .
Anonymous 30.08.2016
You should read this book because it is a very funny book about following your nose. Penelope Crumb is trying to find Grandpa Felix so she follows her nose.
Anonymous 28.08.2014
I think girls of my age would like this book because Penelope is funny and has lots of interesting things going on. I liked the character a lot and her Grandpa was good as well. I enjoyed reading this book and it was a good story.
Anonymous 04.08.2014
This book is great and very mysterious. Penelope gets a school project about being a detective on family history. She searches for her long lost Grampa (pop-pop) and meets him without realizing. I recommend this book for ages 10-13.
Anonymous 25.07.2014
