The Squid Squad Nothing To Sea Here...

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The Squid Squad Nothing To See Here is a gloriously bonkers graphic novel packed with bright artwork, oddball sea creatures and enough toilet humour to make its target audience snort with delight. Aoife Dooley mixes silly, fast-moving adventures with fascinating facts about real marine life, while Ollie and Zing’s friendship gives the chaos a warm centre. Best suited to children aged 5–8 who enjoy comics, visual jokes and stories that proudly celebrate being different.

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What is The Squid Squad Nothing To Sea Here... about?

Dive into the zany underwater world of Nowhere, where best friends Ollie the vampire squid and Zing the toxin-squirting sea bunny embark on four hilarious adventures. From solving the mystery of a burping whale to discovering a secret portal in a toilet, their antics are sure to delight. With vibrant illustrations and quirky humour, this graphic novel is perfect for readers aged 5-8.

About the author

Aoife Dooley is an Irish author, illustrator, and comedian who loves making people smile with her books and drawings. She is well known for her fun Frankie’s World graphic novels, which tell the adventures of a girl who feels different but discovers how special she really is. Aoife enjoys creating stories that help everyone feel included.

Discussion ideas around The Squid Squad Nothing To Sea Here...

Best Friends: Ollie and Zing do not always agree, but what makes them a good team?

Being Yourself: Which sea creature seems most comfortable being itself, and what can we learn from that character?

Fact or Fiction?: How does the book mix real sea-life facts with made-up creatures and magical events?

Solving Problems: When something strange happens in Nowhere, how do the characters work out what to do next?

Underwater World: If you lived in Nowhere, which sea creature would you like as a neighbour and why?