The Underwear Dare: Nerd vs. Bully! Paperback – Illustrated, February 28, 2011

As a mom of 3 boys, I know far too well how challenging it can be to get boys interested in reading. I highly recommend The Underwear Dare. My boys LOVED it! It is entertaining and funny and they can really relate to it. The main characters are very likable and it has just the right amount of gross-out humor that boys love - without going overboard with it. It is a wonderful story that takes a closer look at what it is like to be bullied as well as be the bully. Along the way there are heartfelt lessons tucked neatly in the story that flow so well kids won't realize they've been learning! There are wonderful surprises and warm moments throughout. This would also be an ideal book for kids adjusting to a blended family or struggling with sibling relationships. My boys liked The Underwear Dare so much, I bought another copy. I certainly hope there is sequel on the way. It would make a wonderful series. My boys want more of Josh and Eddie!

I have just finished reading the Underwear Dare to my class and there was a collective laugh then sigh at the end of the last line.They just lapped this book up, asking each day for some more - often asking more than once a day too. One boy (who never reads if he can help it) asked if they could have a whole day where they listened to me read. The funny dares and character relationships connected with each of my readers in their own way. I found myself sharing my biggest regret about reading with my class when we had finished this - the face that you can't re-read a book for the first time, and one girl put her hand up and said "that describes exactly how I feel"This book is funny, realistic and deals with the emotions of the characters in a genuine and caring way. It was great to have Eddie and Josh be a part of our class while we read this. Thank-you!!!

My nephews enjoyed this one and have recommended it for my daughters. I gave it a read myself and I liked the characters and story quite a bit. I've added it to my list of approved books for my 6 year old. I plan to read it with her soon. I think she'll enjoy it as well. Nice work!!

watch my review here!http://youtu.be/RgttVukOq7QHi Everyone!I am so excited to share this book with you because it is one that you probably have never heard of and will probably become one of your favorites. I learned about this book from one of my friends who comments on my Studio B page. Isn't sharing books great!This books is right up there with Diary of a Wimpy Kid that is full of gags and LOL fun. It teaches positive messages so mom and dad like it too. Let me know what you think about this book and comment below.Hugs,BrookeP.S. I should WARN you this book has a lot of grossness and is not for the faint of heart. So go ahead and read it. I DARE you!

Yes, I am adult (mostly) and no, I did not purchase this for my daughter age 13...BUT after I read it and told her about it, she was compelled to read it this summer...this book is a wonderful new slant on age old bullying. Thankfully there is more awareness on bullying than when I was in school so many years ago, books like this help.In these few pages, the Nardini Sisters have richly captured the lives of Josh and Eddie in Miss Waverly's fifth grade class, and I felt I was right along with them at home deciding who will get the "room", and the series of events leading the winner of the room. But everyone having the opportunity to read this book is a winner. So I leave you dear Amazon review reader with the question we are all asking..."when does volume two come out?". Well done sisters!The Underwear Dare: Nerd vs. Bully! (Volume 1)

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I like this book because I learned to never trust Eddie. Beware of Eddie or else be humiliated for you whole life. Some parts are gross with puking and burping and farting. Overall the puking, farting, and burping were fine. Definitely this was a fun and engaging read. Good for ages 8-12 year olds.

I really liked the book. I think it's about a 5th to 6th grade level reading book. It had a really nice plot that helped form the problem. It has a cool and friendly ending to it.

Got this for my 10 yr old son, tho I had never heard of author.. But he loved it, and laughed out loud.. Great to hear, especially from reading, in this day of all the technology..

I Loved it! I Wish there were more in the series. An easy and entertaining read. Great for a ten year old