Nina Peanut: World Tour Era

What do our readers think of Nina Peanut: World Tour Era ? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children find the story very funny, especially Nina’s lively personality, holiday mishaps and colourful illustrations. Some children prefer the earlier books in the series, but most describe this instalment as entertaining and easy to enjoy.

What does the Pageticker team say about Nina Peanut: World Tour Era ?

Nina Peanut: World Tour Era is a gloriously silly holiday adventure, packed with colourful comic panels, extravagant ice creams and enough rivalry to power a small sun bed. Sarah Bowie balances the silliness with thoughtful ideas about friendship, envy and accepting that real holidays rarely match the glossy version in your head. A great choice for fans of graphic novels, diary-style humour and characters who are enthusiastic chaos in human form.

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What is Nina Peanut: World Tour Era about?

Nina Peanut is thrilled about her 'world tour era'—a family holiday to Sunshiney Island. But her excitement dims when she spots her arch-rival, Megan Dunne, lounging nearby. Megan had boasted about a trip to the Maldives, so what's she doing here? Join Nina for sandcastle competitions, extravagant ice creams, and sun-soaked adventures in this hilarious tale of friendship, rivalry, and unforgettable holiday fun.

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: World Tour Era

Holiday expectations: Why does Nina imagine her holiday will be perfect, and what helps her see the good in the trip she actually has?

Rivals and friendship: Nina and Megan compete with each other, but what similarities do they share, and how might those similarities affect their relationship?

Online image, real life: How can holiday photos, videos and posts make someone else's life look better than it really is?

Making memories: Which moments make a holiday memorable: impressive plans, funny accidents or time spent with other people? Explain your choice.