tonies: Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants Book Tonie

When the name of your new teacher is Professor Pippy P. Poopypants, there’s bound to be trouble. And when you’re a prankster like George and Harold with an accidental superhero for a headteacher, well – that’s trouble times ten.

If you know a young hero who loves humorous stories, the fourth tale in international best-selling author Dav Pilkey’s Captain Underpants series is sure to get them laughing. And all they need to do to join the gang in the halls of Jerome Horwitz Elementary is pop this Book Pocket Tonie on top of a Toniebox.

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: All Hail New Swissland
4. CHAPTER 3: The Field Trip
5. CHAPTER 4: Left Behind
6. CHAPTER 5: The Fun Begins
7. CHAPTER 6: Bye Bye, Mr. Fyde
8. CHAPTER 7: Here, Oh Here
9. CHAPTER 8: The Sweetness and Innocence of Children
10. CHAPTER 9: The Gerbil Jogger 2000
11. CHAPTER 10: Just One More Thing
12. CHAPTER 11: Captain Underpants and the Pied Pooper of Piqua
13. CHAPTER 12: Professor P. Goes Cra-Z
14. CHAPTER 13: Honey, I Shrunk the School
15. CHAPTER 14: The Perilous Plot
16. CHAPTER 15: The Name Change-O-Chart 2000
17. CHAPTER 16: Fluffy and Cheeseball
18. CHAPTER 17: Captain Underpants to the Rescue
19. CHAPTER 18: Are You There, God? It’s Us, Fluffy and Cheeseball
20. CHAPTER 19: The Flight of the Goofy Glider
21. CHAPTER 20: X-tra, X-tra, X-tra, X-tra, X-tra, X-tra, X-tra, X-tra, X-tra Large Underpants
22. CHAPTER 21: The Incredibly Graphic Violence Chapter
23. CHAPTER 22: The Twenty-Second Chapter
24. CHAPTER 23: To Make a Long Story Short
25. CHAPTER 24: The Chapter Before the Last Chapter
26. CHAPTER 25: The Chapter After the Chapter Before the Last Chapter
27. Fun Facts
28. Professor Poopypant’s Name Change-O-Chart 2000

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.