Nina Peanut Mega Mystery Solver

What do our readers think of Nina Peanut Mega Mystery Solver? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children mainly find the book very funny, silly and enjoyable, especially the characters, bright pictures and spooky mystery.

What does the Pageticker team say about Nina Peanut Mega Mystery Solver?

Nina Peanut:Mega Mystery Solver is a lively second adventure packed with comic book energy, bright illustrations and enough ghostly nonsense to keep things cheerfully chaotic. Sarah Bowie balances friendship troubles, class captain rivalry and questions about online popularity with a warm, funny voice. A strong choice for 8–12-year-olds who enjoy illustrated school stories, mysteries and determined heroines who are not always as organised as they think they are.

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What is Nina Peanut Mega Mystery Solver about?

Nina Peanut, aspiring class captain and budding ghost hunter, faces off against her rival Megan Dunne in a heated election. Amidst the campaign, Nina and her best friend Brian stumble upon a haunted shoe belonging to Lady Deborah from their history lessons. Determined to free the trapped ghost, they document their spooky investigations, blending humour and adventure in this engaging tale.

About the author

Sarah Bowie is an Irish author and illustrator who loves creating fun stories and colourful pictures. She is best known for her book 'Let’s See Ireland!', which takes readers on a cheerful adventure around the country. Sarah enjoys drawing and sharing her love of storytelling with children everywhere.

Discussion ideas around Nina Peanut Mega Mystery Solver

Class Captain Competition: What makes someone a good class captain, and do Nina or Megan show those qualities in different ways?

Friendship and Frenemies: How do Nina’s friendships change during the story, and what helps people repair a friendship after an argument?

Ghosts and Evidence: What evidence would convince you that a ghost was real, and how carefully do Nina and Brian investigate their mystery?

Online Popularity: Why might people believe social media stars so easily, and what should we remember when watching videos online?

Family Changes: How does spending time with different parts of Nina’s family affect her, and what can families look like?