tonies: Captain Underpants and the Invasion of the Incredibly Naughty Cafeteria Ladies from Outer Space Book Tonie

There’s more pranks being played and underwear adventures to be had in the halls of Jerome Horwitz Elementary, and all a young listener with a nose for mischief needs to do to join in is pop this Book Tonie on top of a Toniebox.

The third book in international best-selling author Dav Pilkey’s Captain Underpants series sees tricksters George and Harold inadvertently allow an army of alien dinner ladies to invade the school – but luckily their headteacher’s pant-wearing superhero alter ego is on board to stop the nonsense. Snap snap!

Good to know:

• Book Tonies only work when paired with a Toniebox
• Running time: 55 minutes
• Suitable for: 7+

This Book Tonie teaches:

• Resilience
• Friendship
• Humour

List of titles:

1. Foreword
2. CHAPTER 1: George and Harold
3. CHAPTER 2: The Evil Space Guys
4. CHAPTER 3: Fun with Science
5. CHAPTER 4: The Setup
6. CHAPTER 5: Mr. Krupp’s Krispy Krupcakes
7. CHAPTER 6: What Happened Next
8. CHAPTER 6.5: Here Comes the Goop!
9. CHAPTER 7: The Wrath of the Cafeteria Ladies
10. CHAPTER 8: Captain Underpants and the Night of the Living Lunch Ladies
11. CHAPTER 9: Quittin’ Time
12. CHAPTER 10: Busted!
13. CHAPTER 11: Brown Baggin’ It
14. CHAPTER 12: The Bottom of This
15. CHAPTER 13: He Doesn’t Believe Them
16. CHAPTER 14: It’s Too Late
17. CHAPTER 15: The Incredibly Graphic Violence Chapter, Part 1
18. CHAPTER 16: The Assault of the Equally Evil Lunchroom Zombie Nerds
19. CHAPTER 17: Oh Yeah?
20. CHAPTER 18: Space Slaves
21. CHAPTER 19: The Big Switcheroo
22. CHAPTER 20: The Great Escape
23. CHAPTER 21: The Deliriously Dangerous Death-Defying Dandelion of Doom
24. CHAPTER 22: The Incredibly Graphic Violence Chapter, Part 2
25. CHAPTER 23: The Twenty-third Chapter
26. CHAPTER 24: To Make a Long Story Short
27. CHAPTER 25: Back to Normal?
28. Fun Facts

Safety Warning:
All Tonies contain magnets. Please keep them away from medical components such as defibrillators, shunts, or pacemakers as well as from products sensitive to magnets such as magnetic data carriers, credit cards, or computers.