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Nat Fantastic

By Giles Andreae and Katharine McEwen

imaginative vibrant thrilling adventurous

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Average score: 5

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What does the Pageticker team say about Nat Fantastic?

We loved the lively, imaginative energy of Nat Fantastic, turning an ordinary bedtime into a series of wonderfully over-the-top superhero adventures. The bold illustrations are packed with action and detail, making this a fun read-aloud for children who enjoy pretending, rescuing and saving the day. Some cartoon-style peril and villains may make it better suited to daytime sharing than a particularly calm bedtime story.

Genres

Fantasy Adventure Humour

What is Nat Fantastic about?

Nat appears to be an ordinary boy, but with a mighty sneeze, he transforms into Nat Fantastic—a pint-sized superhero! Each night, he embarks on thrilling adventures, rescuing those in need and thwarting villains. From saving little girls from crocodiles to capturing bank robbers, Nat's escapades are boundless. This imaginative tale, brought to life with vibrant illustrations, captures the boundless adventures of a young boy's superhero dreams.

About the author

Giles Andreae is a much-loved British author who writes fun and cheerful books for children. He is best known for 'Giraffes Can’t Dance', a story about believing in yourself. Giles’s books are full of rhyme, laughter, and friendly characters, making reading an adventure for everyone.

Discussion ideas around Nat Fantastic

Becoming a superhero: What makes Nat Fantastic a hero, apart from his amazing powers?

Imagination at bedtime: How does Nat’s imagination change an ordinary evening into an exciting adventure?

Helping others: Which rescue would you most like to join, and how would you help?

Heroes in real life: Who can be a hero in everyday life, even without superpowers?

Superhero powers: If you could choose one power for Nat, what would it be and what good could he do with it?

Pages

30 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2009

First published

2008

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