InvestiGators: Agents of S.U.I.T. 2 Book Collection Set by John Patrick Green - Paperback Graphic Novels - Ages 7-9 - Funny Comic Adventures

Titles in This Set Agents of S.U.I.T. Agents of S.U.I.T.: From Badger to Worse Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781035015467 (Book 1) / 9781035015481 (Book 2) Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books Age Range: 7-9 years Overview The InvestiGators: Agents of S.U.I.T. Series 2 Collection brings together the first two full-colour graphic novels in this laugh-out-loud spin-off from John Patrick Green's bestselling InvestiGators universe. Following brand-new undercover agents on wild, pun-packed missions, this paperback two-book set is perfect for reluctant readers, comic-book fans and anyone who loves Dog Man-style humour. Bright artwork, silly gadgets and page-turning mysteries make it an easy favourite for home shelves, classrooms and gift lists alike. About the Book(s) Agents of S.U.I.T. introduces Cilantro the Chameleon, a newly appointed agent determined to earn her V.E.S.T. and prove herself among the elite Agents of S.U.I.T. What starts as a routine assignment spirals into an out-of-this-world case involving a sheep-led workers' rights revolt and a suspected alien invasion. Told through vibrant, full-colour panels and razor-sharp dialogue, it's a fast, funny introduction to the spin-off series for fans of the original InvestiGators books. From Badger to Worse turns the spotlight on Bongo and Marsha, the accident-prone super-spy badgers better known as the B-Team. After blowing their budget on over-the-top gadgets and custom plush toys, the pair are exiled to Bora Bora to solve a case the old-fashioned way — only to discover a resort staffed by secretive, "bee-ee-ee" bees hiding something beneath the sand. Co-created with writer Christopher Hastings and illustrator Pat Lewis, this second instalment doubles down on slapstick comedy, clever wordplay and genuine detective-story stakes, rewarding readers who love silly humour wrapped around a real mystery. Perfect for young readers: Expressive full-colour art and punchy dialogue make these graphic novels