Mercy Watson #3: Mercy Watson Fights Crime Audiobook

" Mercy wakes up one night to the sound of the toaster being moved. Was someone making her favorite: buttered toast? When she investigates, she finds a thief in the Watson's home. "

" Mercy Watson goes looking for toast and catches a burglar instead. My kids love this as they have the other Mercy Watson books. "

" Nice to see the same returning characters get in yet another hilarious situation. As always, the toast is the key. The wanna-be cowboy was priceless. "

" My son and I picked this up at the library to read together. He had it nearly finished before I knew he had started it. Although I missed the first 2/3 of the story, my son could not put it down and seemed disappointed when we finished it. My son has also found a mysterious new love for buttered toast. Hmmmm...... I wonder why. ;) "

" Silly animal story that little kids will flock to. Worth noting: the stories are self-contained but make reference to earlier adventures . "

" This was fun. Mercy Watson catches a robber by falling asleep in front of the door. She sat on him until help came. She was a hero. I. R. "

" It's funny that Leroy just sat on Mercy's back and said "yippee-i-oh!" like a cowboy. "

" We loved this book! The kids laughed, I laughed - the pictures and the words are just darling. Definately something we'll have to add to our kid's bookshelf! "

" This was the first chapter book I read to my children. I love to read and really try to rub that off on them. As soon as I started reading, my 4 and 5 year old were mesmerized. This Mercy Watson book has adventure, suspense, and a heroic ending. Perfect beginner books for the kiddos! "

" Excellent introduction to chapter books for the kiddos. Great colorful pictures on most pages. Quick chapters. My girls LOVE these. "

" How cute! The pig is great and the story is fun. And I love the illustrations. Haven't gone wrong with this author, yet. "

" Level K, series "

" Mercy saves the day with her curiosity. "

" Ha ha ha! What a funny story! "

" Cute and funny! Love it "

" Funny. Wyatt and Lucien love these. "

" Hilarious series that my kids want to read over & over. Great for a starter for chapter books as there aren't too many sentences on a single page and plenty of bright illustrations. Fun/ adventurous story line. I wish there were more of these! "

" Fun little read aloud with the kids. It's the third in the series but we didn't realize that and read it first. The pictures are really funny! "

" My four year old would rate this higher, but since it's my review... Simple story. I will read the rest of the stories with my little ones. "

" Love this whole series of books! Fun read aloud and great beginner reader book. "

" I think that the message of the story is that to never do something bad to be a cowboy. "

" Very funny series that even Katya (at age 3) enjoys. Great illustrations and memorable characters that both kids love. "

" Level k "

" Great book! I feel that this book really would capture the attention of all readers. It caught mine! Mercy catches a theif trying to steal their toaster. Mercy can't let that happen because without a toaster you can't have toast. This book was funny and would be great for third grade. "

" Once again Mercy Watson delivers a fun and interesting read for my son. "

" Cute, funny first reader book. Fun to read a loud to the kids. "

" The 3rd installment in the delightful tale of a pig named Mercy who loves toast. Georgia loves these stories and even reads them by herself when we are finished reading aloud together. Highly recommend this book and others in the series for 2nd grade readers. "

" The first Mercy Watson is laugh-out-loud funny, and this one is so boring. sad. "

" I think Mercy Watson is a good book because the pig mercy does funy stuff. There neighbor does not like the pig but her sister does!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "

" Great book! I feel that this book really would capture the attention of all readers. It caught mine! Mercy catches a theif trying to steal their toaster. Mercy can't let that happen because without a toaster you can't have toast. This book was funny and would be great for third grade. "

" mercy watson wakes up in the middle of the night only to find a robber in the kitchen. she quickly falls asleep right in the robber's path! from that point forward, chaos ensues! "

" We loved this book! The kids laughed, I laughed - the pictures and the words are just darling. Definately something we'll have to add to our kid's bookshelf! "

" I like it. I liked the part where the fire department and the police came. It was so awesome! I like Mercy because she always does something nice for Mr. and Mrs. Watson. "

" I love this series, and this book in particular, where Mercy's love and nose for toast leads her to stop a bandit from raiding the house. What I love best about these books, characters and story aside, is Chris Van Dusen's illustration. Great light, great perspective. Dude's awesome. "

" Leroy Ninker steals from Mercy's owner and Mercy goes to sleep in front of the door. Leroy sits on her and she starts running and bucks him off and sits on him. It's very funny. "

" Mercy Watson is a pig who acts like a person. It is great for a late first grade or second grade reader who is ready to start transitioning to beginning reader chapter books. "

" This is a fun book to read, but very silly. It's a chapter book, but there are lots of pictures and the chapters are very short, so it's perfect for beginning readers or for reading aloud to younger children. "

" I am sad to say I didn't love this one as much as the others. Might have something to do with the 45 minutes discussion I had with my girls about the little boy stealing all of the Watson's stuff. I-YI-YI "

" This was my first Mercy Watson book and it got me hooked! Between, Leroy and the The Lincoln Sisters I was rolling in laughter! "

" The 3rd installment in the delightful tale of a pig named Mercy who loves toast. Georgia loves these stories and even reads them by herself when we are finished reading aloud together. Highly recommend this book and others in the series for 2nd grade readers. "