Supertato: Evil Pea Rules

What do our readers think of Supertato: Evil Pea Rules? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the silly Evil Pea, colourful pictures, funny details and exciting superhero action. Some children also find the story very short, but they still enjoy it and often want to hear it again.

What does the Pageticker team say about Supertato: Evil Pea Rules?

Supertato: Evil Pea Rules is a gloriously silly festive adventure, packed with vegetable wordplay, cartoon chaos and wonderfully expressive illustrations. As the fourth book in the Supertato series, it delivers exactly the sort of high-energy superhero fun that fans expect, while the icy peril stays gentle enough for younger children. A great choice for Christmas story time, especially for children who enjoy joining in with repeated phrases and spotting extra jokes in the pictures.

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What is Supertato: Evil Pea Rules about?

It's Christmas in the supermarket, and the Evil Pea has escaped! He plans to freeze the aisles and rule over an icy kingdom. Can Supertato and the veggies stop his chilly scheme before it's too late?

About the author

Sue Hendra is a much-loved author and illustrator who creates fun and colourful books for children. She is best known for her story 'Supertato', about a superhero potato who saves the day in the supermarket. Sue’s stories are full of silly adventures and friendly characters that make reading exciting and enjoyable!

Discussion ideas around Supertato: Evil Pea Rules

Goodies and baddies: What makes Evil Pea seem like a villain, and are there any moments when he seems funny rather than frightening?

Working together: How do the vegetables help one another, and what could you do if a friend needed help with a difficult problem?

A chilly kingdom: What would the supermarket be like if it really became an icy kingdom, and which part would you most like or least like?

Superhero ideas: If you were a supermarket superhero, what would your special power, costume and secret mission be?

Christmas in the shops: How does the Christmas setting change the story, and what details would you add to make the supermarket feel even more festive?