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Book Reviews of Runaway Ralph (Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2)

Runaway Ralph (Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2)
Runaway Ralph - Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2
Author: Beverly Cleary, Louis Darling (Illustrator)
ISBN-13: 9780590664875
ISBN-10: 0590664875
Publication Date: 1998
Pages: 175
Rating:
  • Currently 4.2/5 Stars.
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4.2 stars, based on 46 ratings
Publisher: Scholastic
Book Type: Unknown Binding
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12 Book Reviews submitted by our Members...sorted by voted most helpful

reviewed Runaway Ralph (Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2) on
Helpful Score: 1
I ordered this book after I finished reading "The Mouse and the Motorcycle" to my 6-year-old son. He loved the story of how Ralph runs away from home to the summer camp and finds adventures and new friends there. The Ralph Mouse books are the first chapter stories he has read, and as he learns to read he notices words he knows on the page. I would recommend this as a great way to start reading chapter books to your child. The characters are believable and entertaining, and the story will capture the imagination of a young child.
sarah5775 avatar reviewed Runaway Ralph (Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2) on + 386 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
I loved the Ralph book as a kid. This book follows the adventures of Ralph, a mouse living with his family in an old hotel, as he leaves home and strikes out on his own, wanting adventure. When he comes to a summer camp, he gets more than he bargained for. He meets a hungry cat and a protective watchdog before being caught and put in a cage, with only a hamster for company. This children's book is a lot of fun, and has a prequel and a sequel. However, you can read and enjoy this book without reading them.
reviewed Runaway Ralph (Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2) on + 131 more book reviews
Ralph has made up his mind. He's going to run away. He's tired of being bossed around by his mother and Uncle Lester. He's fed up with his silly pesky little brothers and sisters. Ralph is determined to grow up to be something more than just another crumb-scrounging mouse at the Mountain View Inn.
reviewed Runaway Ralph (Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2) on
I think that this book is a good book for children ages 8-10.
reviewed Runaway Ralph (Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2) on + 93 more book reviews
You won't be disapointed with the fantasy tale about the mouse from the "Mouse and the Motorcycle".
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children fiction story of a motorcycle riding adventorus mouse GREAT
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My mother in law liked it.
reviewed Runaway Ralph (Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2) on + 9 more book reviews
This is a great book! Ralph is on the run to fun... or danger!!
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A Kid's Review
Runaway Ralph is a totally awesome book to read, and I encourage you to read it too! This book is filled with laughs and a mouse and his motorcycle that are out of their minds for adventure. Ralph (the mouse) lives in an inn called Mountain View Inn and has to deal with his timid mom and uncle and many little bratty cousins. Finally, he decides he has had enough and escapes on his motorcycle to Camp Happy Acres. However,Camp Happy Acres is not what he expects. Perhaps home isn't such a bad place to be.
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This was a great book!I love how Ralph wants more in life but relizes he had every thing he wanted!
Really good book for kids!
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All of Beverly Cleary's Ralph S. Mouse books are wonderful and a must for any young reader. :)
Chycole avatar reviewed Runaway Ralph (Ralph S. Mouse, Bk 2) on + 479 more book reviews
Ralph, an energetic young mouse, is tired of life at the Mountain View inn. Over the Fourth of July weekend a boy named Keith gave him a mouse-sized motorcycle, but since then nothing exciting has happened. Hoping to find adventure, Ralph hops on his motorcycle and zooms away to the summer camp down the road. There he envisions fun, freedom, and delicious crumbs from peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches. Instead he runs head-long into a strict camp watchdog, a mouse-hungry cat, and even more fur-raising escapades. Suddenly home doesn't seem like such a bad place to be!