Hamtaro Gets Lost and Other Stories (The Adventures of Hamtaro, Vol. 2)

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Summary: Come On, Give It A Chance
Review: Disregard the prudish review above. My three-and-a-half year old laughed out loud when the hampster peed. The other "situation" suggested to be inappropriate was this: at the ending, Hamtaro was given a wife. All the book says was he "got close" to her. And later, baby hampsters appeared. This book was written to be a primer for real hampster ownership. Anyone with animal pets (or livestock) knows that they poop, pee, and reproduce. Children are alright with that knowledge.

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Summary: Great Book for Hamtaro Fans
Review: Hamha! This book is part of a seris of Storybooks by Ritsuko Kawai and became a great hit in Japan. So great, it become a anime and was shown around the world. I have this book and shown my friends who alos love Hamtaro. They fell in love with it. Sure, it shows pictures of Hamtaro peeing and haveing babys with Momo (Bijou is so much better! Don't you think!). But DUH! Hamtaro's a hamsters and hamsters do that! Children can learn leasons about taking care of hamsters. I have a hamster named after Bijou and this book taught me how to take care of her. This was my frist one and I can't wait to read the 1st and 3rd. From a true Hamtaro fan. Bye-Q!

Rating:
Summary: Surprisingly digusting!
Review: I read and loved the first book, but this second one is gross! There are pictures of the hamster relieving itself. And there are other suggested situations that aren't appropriate for young children. I was looking forward to enjoying this book, but I was too busy being revolted to really like it. I'm sorry to give this book such a poor rating, but I think that people should know that this book is suggestively nasty.