The submarine is equipped with shrinking machine “Size-O-Tron” and it goes outside, soon growing Supa Big, and Sarah Hatoff and Dog Man have to go in pursuit when they saw the growing size of the flying submarine. According to an article from BuzzFeed News (November 17, 2016), their analysis presents that false or misleading news often spreads faster than legitimate news. Crunky and Bub say goodbye again, but 80-HD shoots his arms up and holds the submarine suspended above the water by a large hair follicle.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. He cries, and Li’l Petey reaches down for him, and as they are in a big size, Piggy is small, and Li’l Petey makes the Friendly Friends promise to make Piggy happy. When it seems nothing is wrong, a Mite named Junior busts in, and calm Uncle Larry explains it is a microscopic Demodex Mite, while being swallowed. He diagnoses the situation, as the submarine slides into the gland, with gross liquid at the bottom. These books have been my son's favorite books for years, each time a new one comes out he has to get it right away.At the prison, Crunky and Bub are crying, joined by Ducky the Beetle and Mike the Fly, but soon fly off together to join Piggy. Sarah dips her feet in the water of the lake (which Petey presumably cleaned of pollution) and makes it an analogy about giving more in life. Not “Helpful Home Repairs” (the owner is not helpful), “Always Open Builders” (the lady told them that it’s closed) or “No Excuses Construction” (because he lost his tools, his hand hurts, weather is hot, and his truck won’t start) due to these businesses having its own antonyms. The sub shrinks down to normal, Chief and Nurse Lady rejoin, everyone works the rest of the day to start restoration of Petey’s Lab.

Dav Pilkey’s wildly popular Dog Man series appeals to readers of all ages and explores universally positive themes, including: empathy kindness persistence and the importance of doing good.This also implies a depth of 20,000 leagues, which is impossible to reach because it's over twice the circumference of the Earth.