Grovyle Trouble

by Tracey West

Book Overview

Ash finds Grovyle facing off against a territorial Tropius, but the battle is more than Grovyle can take. Luckily, the local Pokmon Center has a Meganium whose healing powers help revive the injured... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0545005620
• ISBN13: 9780545005623
• Release Date: September 2007
• Publisher: Scholastic
• Length: 46 Pages
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 5.5" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 7 to 10 years
• Grade Range: Grades 2 to 5

Customer Reviews

Kid's Review

This cool action book is about a lizard who is like pokemon named Grovyle. He likes to battle and this book tells a lot about detail. There is an evil team called team Rocket. Team Rocket uses a Seviper. Grovyle evolves into a Sceptile. Team Rocket is trying to catch all the valuable pokemon. Sceptile is weak from fighting as a Grovyle. Will Sceptile beat Seviper? Find out in Grobyle Trouble. I recommend this book for ages 5 and up.

Cool Book! Deigo's Review (By a 3rd Grader)

Hi! Do you like action? If so, Grovyle Trouble is great for you! Grovyle Trouble is a Pokemon Battle Frontier book that is about Ash's Grovyle falling in love. When there was trouble, Grovyle evolves into a Sectile. But Sectile couldn't do any attacks because he was love sick. Will he be able to help? My favorite part was when Grovyle evolves. This is my favorite part because the description was cool. I like this book because it was cool and can show you how Pokemon evolve. You can also collect Pokemon cards, movies, and book series.

grovyle trouble

grovyle is missing! but where could the lost pokemon be? battling of course! ash finds grovyle facing off against a territorial tropius. but the battle is more than grovyle can take. luckily the local pokemon center has a meganium whose healing powers help revive the injured pokemon.

Good beginning chapter book for Pokemon fans!

This Pokemon book features Ash's Pokemon Grovyle. Grovyle gets a crush on another Pokemon and, as with most love stories, chaos ensues. My 6 year old son and I really enjoyed this book. It's about 40 pages long, just right for the Pokemon fan who is beginning to grow out of picture books but is not yet ready for the big 90-page chapter books. Every other page or so features a small picture of a Pokemon... not too many illustrations but just enough to keep the attention of the child who can't do without pictures altogether. Overall, a great Pokemon book!

book review

It is a chapter book without many pictures. My son doesn't like it as much as I expected.