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The Tunnel of Hugsy Goode
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Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780152049164
Edition: 1
ISBN: 0152049169
Label: Odyssey Classics
Manufacturer: Odyssey Classics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 256
Publication Date: August 01, 2003
Publisher: Odyssey Classics
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Studio: Odyssey Classics
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Editorial Review:
Nobody believed Hugsy Goode when he prophesied that a tunnel lay beneath the alley until--generations later--Nicholas (alias Copin) and Timothy (alias Tornid) decide to explore. And lo and behold, right under the vine-covered hole outside the house where Hugsy Goode used to live, they find an entrance to adventures beyond their wildest dreams.
A sequel to The Alley.
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - a ten year old's review
Hugsy's tunnel. I liked this book because it was cool, exciting, fun, funny, and sad. I also liked it because it was creepy and suspenseful. Copin and Tornid are cool, funny, especially Tornid, and Copin is smart. I think every kid should read this book.
Rating: - funny funny book
this book is HILARIOUS! my nine year old son read it, and laughed out loud the whole way through it. i picked it up after he finished it, and couldn't put it down. very funny as seen through the eyes of a boy with a big imagination and also a great way with words. hugsy is thoughtful with great insight. a wonderful, clean book!
Rating:  - Review from a 6-year old Estes fan
The Tunnel of Hugsy Goode is about two children named Nicholas and Timothy who are trying to find a tunnel that Hugsy Good prophesied lay under the alley near their houses. Hugsy Goode is a student in college and the tunnel is named after him by the two children. In Timothy's cellar, the children discover the "Hugsy Goode" tunnel which goes all around New York City (which is where they live). The tunnel has a chair in it and they think there is a voice coming from the chair because one of their sisters ... Read More
Rating: - DON'T sit in that chair!
I read this book out loud to my children (ages 8 & 10). They absolutely loved it and always got SO mad when I stopped reading at the end of the chapter. They just had to know what would happen next (and because I did too, I would often let them stay up late and read another chapter.)
Copin is an 11 year old boy who is slightly mischievous (he just can't help it though, he has so many great ideas,) and Tornid is his 8 year old buddy who loves to play along. Copin and Tornid have been ... Read More
Rating: - Hugsy Goode
As the story unfolds in twentieth century Brooklyn, 2 kids look for something to do. Nicholas and Timmy have re-named them selves Copin and Tornid. As a teacher's strike keeps them from school they take a train without permission. A midnight flood and the main mystery a tunnel. I recommend this book because it is not like a normal book with a tunnel instead of a house with a ghost. Eleanor Estes is a wonderful author.
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