Read Series: According To Humphrey
by Author Betty G. Birney
Trouble According to Humphrey (2007)
Humphrey usually helps solve problems, but now he’s caused a big one: Golden-Miranda gets in trouble when Humphrey is caught outside of his cage on her watch. No one knows about his lock-that-doesn’t-lock and he can’t exactly squeak up on her behalf. While Humphrey manages to show Pay-Attention-A...
Friendship According to Humphrey (2006)
After the holidays, Humphrey is shocked by a big surprise in Room 26-a new class pet! Humphrey tries to be welcoming, but Og the frog doesn't respond to any of his friendly squeaks or visits (remember, he has a lock-that-doesn't-lock). Plus, the students are so interested in Og, they almost stop ...
The World According to Humphrey (2005)
The World According to Humphrey is a heart-warming tale that I only recommend to those who are prepared to seriously consider hamster ownership. Humphrey is the class pet of Room 26, and he is the most intelligent and handsome hamster around. The story begins with Humphrey in crisis; the curren...
Winter According to Humphrey (2012)
I really liked it because the book was hilarious. I liked how the book had funny words in it like Humphrey would say "unsqueakably thankful" which is meant to be "unspeakably thankful". I thought it was funny when Og's best friend Humphrey was giving Og a very tasty frog present which was froggy ...
School According to Humphrey (2011)
Another great book in this series! I liked that there's a new set of students (new school year), with a new set of issues to deal with-keeps the story fresh. The old students make an appearance here and there, which was a nice way to connect the two school years. This one dealt a lot with learni...
Holidays According to Humphrey (2010)
Humphrey, the class hamster, spends the summer at camp (with co-class pet Og the Frog). He reports on the events that occur. There are regular summer camp events that go on, but not one big dramatic build up. As an adult, I found the storyline slow and not especially exciting. The book is more a...