The book acts as Pilkey’s voice spoofing protests made internationally during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fueled by loud, frenetic colors (courtesy of Garibaldi and Dzioba), this adventure’s got something for just about everyone, including a heartwarming conclusion. Fortunately Pilkey also includes a list of easter egg references at the end in case even the adults miss one or two. The submarine is equipped with shrinking machine “Size-O-Tron” and it goes outside, soon growing Supa Big, and Sarah Hatoff and Dog Man have to go in pursuit when they saw the growing size of the flying submarine. When Daryl mentions that the Cannery Grow Factory was destroyed, he is referring to in Chapter 7 of Dog Man: Lord of the Fleas.

TWENTY THOUSAND FLEAS UNDER THE SEA | Kirkus Reviews

Molovo is waterproof, she sets out to seek help and discovers the human-engineered source of the toxic tide.The villain was persuading some not-so-bright henchmen that the way to make people happy was to scare them, and then make them angry.

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Not “Helpful Home Repairs” (the owner is not helpful), “Always Open Builders” (the lady told them that it’s closed) or “No Excuses Construction” (because he lost his tools, his hand hurts, weather is hot, and his truck won’t start) due to these businesses having its own antonyms. The panels are large and few on a page and the lettering is also large, making it easy for young readers to delve into the book. The flying submarine has a pie-making machine in the kitchen and a Size-O-Tron with nine settings from "Okay, now you're just being silly" to "Supa Doopa Big.

But when I brought home the latest Dog Man title and saw the eager eyes of all my children… I knew that this series certainly has not gotten old.