Summary: In this chapter, Jessie is reading Charlotte’s Web upstairs and she remembers the time that Evan started being mean to her. It was when a letter came for Mom to see and it said that Evan and Jessie were going to be in the same class together. But Evan disagreed. He wanted to be apart from Jessie in a different class. So, Jessie went to the garage to see Evan but then she saw him talking with a friend named Scott Spencer. They are setting up a lemonade stand. Jessie asks to help but Scott and Evan keep being mean to her until they just leave to set up their stand.

Summary: In this episode, Bluey, Bingo, Dad, and Mum are neighbors. They build houses with materials and have phone calls, meetings, and other things to make their houses unique. But one day Bingo wants to make a farm for her animals in her house and Bluey’s house gets smushed. So, she goes to Mum’s house but Dad is too noisy and so Bluey asks Bingo to move her animals and Mum asks Dad to be quiet and to fix Mum’s house that he broke.

Favorite Part: My favorite part is when Dad was howling like a wolf.

The Lesson: I think the lesson of this episode is to always ask nicely to people when you want them to do something for you.

My Rating: I give this episode a 5 out of 5 stars. It is one of my favorites.

Summary: In this chapter, Evan, a little boy, is lying down and throwing his baseball up and down in his basement. Then, Jessie, his little sister, comes down and asks what he is doing. Evan just says nothing and starts to be mean to her. Then, Jessie asks him what he wants to do. Evan says no to everything she suggests. Then, Jessie starts talking to him and Evan looks away from the ball. The baseball comes down and hits his nose. Jessie tries to make him feel better but Evan just keeps being mean to her. They go upstairs and when Evan gets to the bottom step, he throws the ball down.

Summary: In this chapter, Greg’s family, Maura’s family, and Mr. Z start to leave. Mrs. Kenton suggested that they go to eat ice cream but Mr. Z had to go home. During the next year many things started to change. There were many new sections in the school for different things and Chunky comics were sold from a rack built by Greg and painted by Maura. Then, 12 new product ideas for the school store were presented to the product approval committee during the first month of operation. 5 were accepted. Later, Greg, Maura, and another sixth grader created a website called ChunkyComics.com and ChunkyComics.com was attracting more that 1,100 visitors each week. In June, Mr. Z got to teach at the local community college during the summer. He developed a course called “Turning Business Ideas Into Realities.” Many other things happened during the year not just those ones and for all the things that happened, Greg, Maura, Mr. Z, Mrs. Davenport, the school committee, and everybody else were very happy.

Summary: In this chapter, Mrs. Daveport gives a speech about when she was little she wasn’t allowed to read comics or watch cartoons. But then, she received a box full of comics and she read them. So, Mrs. Daveport is okay with reading comics but she still doesn’t want kids selling things at school. Then, Mr. Z stands up and says that they should be selling things at school because it is for their learning. Also, it is good because then other kids get to make money, not just Greg and Maura. Then, Greg goes back to say something. He says that he also wants kids making and selling comics because everybody has good ideas. He said that each kid who makes money keeps 50% of the money as a profit and 50% to do something to help the whole school. That way it will be half of the money for themselves and half the money for learning.

Summary: In this chapter, Greg, Maura and Mr. Z give a speech at the meeting. They explain that they are making comics and that they want other kids and other people to help them make more comics for the Chunky Comics Club. They want to make comics for children and they want to sell comics to the school library and the school would get 10% of their profits. Then, after each of them had spoken, the chairperson was about to move on when Mrs. Davenport’s hand went straight up. She wanted to know more about the Chunky Comics Club.

Summary: In this episode, Bingo and Bluey are playing with Dad and its bedtime until Bingo can’t find Floppy. So, they think back to what they did before they went to bed. Bluey was taking Dad’s order and he says that he wants a chickenrat egg. So, they dress up as ninjas and turn Dad into a chickenrat so he could lay an egg. Then, they were frying the egg until it was bedtime. Then, Bingo remembers where Floppy is. She remembers that she put her in the chickenrat egg.

Favorite Part: My favorite part of this episode is when Bluey’s family was having lunch and Dad ate the sauerkraut. Then, he kept burping. In the end, he burped and said “Sorry, I have a problem.”

The Lesson: I think the lesson of this episode is that whenever you can’t find something, you always think back to what you did before with that thing.

My Rating: I give this episode a 4 out of 5 stars. It is great.

Summary: In this episode, Bluey, Bingo, and Dad go to the store to get some food. But then, Dad reminds them of Kids. So, they play Kids. Bluey pretends to be the Mum, Bingo is the child, Snowdrop, and Dad is the big brother, Diddums. So, they go around getting food and every time Bluey is not watching, Bingo would do something bad and then Bluey would turn around and Bingo would say that Diddums did it until Bluey believed Diddums.

Favorite Part: My favorite part is when Dad got the name Diddums.

The Lesson: I think the lesson of this episode is to never lie and tell that someone else did something when you actually did it. Bingo would always make Bluey think Dad did the bad thing.

My Rating: I give this episode a 3 out of 5 stars. It is great.

Summary: In this episode, Greg is thinking about what the meeting would be like at the School Committee meeting during music class. He was very excited about him and Maura talking in front of adults and probably arguing with them, too. But Greg also had this one worry: What if every adult also thought that he was just a useless little boy and a little money-grubber.

Summary: In this episode, Mr. Z is teaching math class when Mrs. Davenport walks in. She wants to talk with Mr. Z. She says that Greg and Maura want to sell their comic books at school and that Mr. Z was going to help a little. Mrs. Davenport says that she said to not sell comic books at school. But Mr. Z said that the school was also selling books at school. So Mrs. Davenport said that she might make kids allowed to sell comic books at school and walked away.