"Harvey's unwilling but Mom is firm: no more TV until he picks up! . . . He tackes a truly monumental mess (succinctly described in verse), stuffing most of it under his rug. Mom's not so easily fooled, but she does have a sense of humor. . . . An entertaining exaggeration of a familiar situation".--Kirkus Reviews. Full color.
Harvey Moon's room is a mess Clothes are everywhere, sticky comic books are shoved under his desk, and there's a cookie under his bed that's so old it's turned gray and fuzzy. What a disaster
There won't be any cartoons until his room is absolutely spotless. But just when Harvey thinks he's finally done, he discovers that his idea of clean is not the same as his mother's