InvestiGators Class Action

What do our readers think of InvestiGators Class Action? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children find the story funny, exciting and easy to enjoy, especially the colourful pictures, silly characters and clever jokes. Some children feel that it is not quite as funny as the earliest books in the series.

What does the Pageticker team say about InvestiGators Class Action?

We love this colourful, fast-moving graphic novel, which combines school-day chaos, detective work and clever wordplay with a warm story about friendship and teamwork. Mango and Brash are an entertaining duo, while the expressive artwork makes the action easy to follow for young or reluctant readers. Best suited to children aged 6–10 who enjoy toilet and slapstick humour and high-energy adventures.

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What is InvestiGators Class Action about?

The InvestiGators, Mango and Brash, are going undercover at school! When the beloved school mascot, Bucky, is in danger, these clever alligator detectives must solve the mystery before he disappears. With classroom chaos, sneaky suspects, and plenty of laughs, can Mango and Brash crack the case and save the day? And will pizza Friday survive the madness?

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 InvestiGators Class Action

Working as a team: How do Mango and Brash use their different strengths to solve problems, and what makes them a good team?

Going undercover: What might be difficult about pretending to be an ordinary pupil at school, and how would you handle it?

Protecting what matters: Why is the school mascot important to the pupils, and what makes a place or object special to a community?

Clues and suspects: Which clues would you trust most during the investigation, and how can detectives avoid blaming the wrong person?

Jokes and wordplay: How do the puns, funny pictures and silly situations change the way the mystery feels?