Agents of S. U. I. T. : Sew Much Trouble

What do our readers think of Agents of S. U. I. T. : Sew Much Trouble? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the funny characters, silly missions, action, colourful pictures and clever puns. They also find the mystery exciting and like seeing the agents work together.

What does the Pageticker team say about Agents of S. U. I. T. : Sew Much Trouble?

A fast-moving, colourful graphic novel packed with inventive gadgets, playful puns and an enjoyably absurd mystery. Its split storylines explore teamwork, creative problem-solving and the need to listen to others, while the busy plot may be easiest to follow for children already familiar with the Agents of S.U.I.T. series. A strong choice for fans of silly spy adventures, comedy and graphic novels.

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What is Agents of S. U. I. T. : Sew Much Trouble about?

When the Notorious P.I.G. food truck vanishes, along with Piggy Smalls's prized BBQ sauce, Agents Bongo and Marsha are on the case. However, their constant bickering leads to a split: Marsha teams up with Cilantro on a covert mission, while Bongo joins Sven in a reality TV sewing competition. As they navigate these challenges, they uncover a plot involving the stolen sauce. Can they set aside their differences, solve the mystery, and save the day?

About the author

John Patrick Green is a creative author and illustrator from America, best known for his funny and exciting graphic novels. His popular InvestiGators series follows two alligator detectives on wild adventures, solving mysteries and making children laugh. John loves drawing silly characters and hopes his stories inspire everyone to read, imagine, and have fun.

Discussion ideas around Agents of S. U. I. T. : Sew Much Trouble

Teamwork under pressure: What makes Bongo and Marsha an effective team, and what do they need to learn when their disagreement gets in the way?

Solving the mystery: Which clues, choices or mistakes help the agents get closer to the truth about the stolen sauce?

Creativity and invention: How do sewing, cooking, disguises and gadgets help the characters with their missions, and which idea would you most like to try?

Competition and fairness: What makes a competition fair, and how can contestants show good sportsmanship when they really want to win?

Arguments and apologies: When characters fall out, what actions could help them understand one another and work together again?