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Ricky Ricotta's mighty robot vs. the mutant mosquitoes from Mercury:

the second robot adventure novel, Volume 4
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Scholastic, Sep 1, 2000 - Juvenile Fiction - 127 pages
A mouse named Ricky Ricotta and his giant flying robot attempt to save the world from an invasion of massive mutant mosquitoes from Mercury.

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All the fun of Dav Pilkey without the "potty talk"

User Review  - Mommy5224 - Walmart

We stumbled on the Ricky Ricotta books when I was looking for books for my son to read for his "Book It" program from school. While this book may be a little long for a 6 y/o to read in one sitting ... Read full review

Review: Ricky Ricotta's Mighty Robot vs. the Mutant Mosquitoes from Mercury (Ricky Ricotta #2)

User Review  - Polly - Goodreads

Cute, exciting and short. I can see why these are a hit with the advanced beginning reader boys! Read full review

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About the author (2000)

Dav Pilkey, March 4, 1966 - Dav Pilkey was born on March 4th, 1966 in Cleveland, OH. His father was a steel salesman, and his mother was the organist at a local church. In 1984, Pilkey attended Kent State University as an art major. One of Pilkey's freshman English professors complimented him on his creative writing skills, and encouraged him to write books, which launched him into his career. He found out about a contest for students who write and illustrate their own books, with the winners earning the prize of publication. Pilkey began creating his first book, "World War Won," and entered it in The National Written and Illustrated By...Awards Contest for Students. Pilkey won the contest and flew to Kansas City, Missouri to meet the editors and publishers at Landmark Editions, Inc. Soon after the publication of World War Won, Dav moved back to Kent, Ohio where he had gone to college. In 1997, Pilkey won the Caldecott Honor for his book "The Paperboy" but is perhaps better known for his "Captain Underpants" series, which he had created while still in elementary school.