I Ripped My Pants! [With Tattoos]

I ripped my pants once, during a game of table tennis when I was working for the CIS in Manchester, and it was the most humiliating moment of my life. Not only did we lose the game, but I was laughed at and mocked by my colleagues and so-called friends. A had to hide in the toilet and sew them back together. I wish this was another of my quasi-amusing reviews, but sadly, it's the truth. This wonderful book, however, made me realise that there's an amusing side to ripping one's pants, and I rode along on SpongeBob SquarePant's emotional rollercoaster with the wisdom of hindsight. By the end, I'd slayed a personal demon, and it's all down to the wonderful prose of Carol Mullan. I found the cover illustration a little disturbing, however.

As far as this book, it is very entertaining and my children loved the Sponge Bob tattoos that came with it. I am just please with this whole Sponge Bob craze. My son and Grandson who are both eight love any thing to do with this little sea creature. My older son who is 26 is also a great fan and his 9 month old son, loves the music of Sponge Bob. We have a family of fans for this creature. I am happy with this book. We want more of Sponge Bob.Brenda Corliss Mother and grandmother of 5 and 5