Agent 9: Flood-a-geddon!: the hilarious and action-packed graphic novel

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I was at my last school for 4 years and we had ********* book fairs every term – and every term, I was disappointed by the narrow range of books. His other published works include Gabby and Gator (Yen Press), Beep and Bah (Carolrhoda), Pigs and a Blanket (Disney/Hyperion), and When Pigs Fly (Disney/Hyperion). Nine--along with a robotic partner named FiN--is all that stands between King Crab and his diabolical plans to melt the polar ice caps and build a massive water park. But when bumbling supervillain King Crab manages to overtake S4 headquarters, there is no one else to turn to. When super villain King Crab overwhelms the super spy service, there’s nobody but Agent9 to step into the breach.

This will be perfect for fans of Dog Man and InvestiGATORS, feeling ideal for those 2nd-3rd graders. Recent escapades include using a cargo ship to stop an armoured truck and deliberately causing an avalanche to stop a diamond smuggling operation. This crime-fighting caper is perfect for readers who like their adventures to be funny as well as exciting. The only thing standing in his way is Agent 9 as well as her robotic assistant FiN who will try to put an end to Crab’s plans before he can initiate Flood-A-Geddon. Join our community to get personalised book suggestions, extracts straight to your inbox, 10% off RRPs, and to change children’s lives.

Yourself and Bob are much cherished in our booky world and I personally really appreciate everything that you do. There are character-building moments, but the novel never forgets to have fun with itself to make the reader feel like they're on the ride of a lifetime. Agent 9, an impulsive feline agent, and her robot fish sidekick, FIN, must save the world from King Crab, the super villain, in this new high octane graphic novel. This secret spy is forced back into the game when supervillain King Crab has captured all the agent's. The humour and mad-cap adventure and characters in this graphic novel had me giggling from the start; it is very much in the vein of The Minions or The Incredibles, so it came as no surprise to hear that author and illustrator James Burks is an animator by trade (check out the fabulous Agent 9 book trailer!

She and FIN race to town to intercept the shipment of the heat ray and figure out a plan to rescue all of the other Super-Secret Spy Service agents.A joyous and charming book - entertaining and witty, this will have so many fans in school and will get passed around class with great delight. A hilarious and action-packed new graphic novel following a feline secret agent who will do whatever it takes to save the world - even if it means destroying a few things along the way. When James Burks was little, there was only one thing that he wanted to be when he grew up; a light-saber-wielding, truck-driving space pirate with a monkey for a first mate.

Ross Welford introduces Time Travelling with a Tortoise, the sequel to Time Travelling with a Hamster, and a whole new time travel adventure! I was worried this may be a little too young for our middle schoolers just based on the cover, but I think they will really enjoy it along with the elementary kids. King Crab is your classic incompetent villain who you’d think would get old after a while but the writing and pacing know how much incompetence to show from our villain while still making him funny and a decent threat. He must now race to save the world from King Crab's plan to destroy the world and make it into one huge water park. He's spent over twenty years working undercover in the animation industry on movies and television shows, including Bravest Warriors , Space Jam , Treasure Planet , The Emperor's New Groove , The Powerpuff Girls, and The Iron Giant .

Nine—along with a robotic partner named FiN—is all that stands between King Crab and his diabolical plans to melt the polar ice caps and build a massive water park. Agent 9 is a feline secret agent will do whatever it takes to save the world--even if it means destroying a few things along the way. And there are lessons to be learned - but they are disguised with enough action and adventure that the book does not seem didactic or preachy.