Supertato Veggies Assemble
By Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet
Evil Pea escapes — and Supertato discovers this sneaky villain may need stopping by everyone!
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Average score: 4.48
From 27 readers
What do our readers think of Supertato Veggies Assemble? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children find the story funny and exciting, especially the superhero action, silly sounds and colourful vegetables. They enjoy spotting details in the pictures and often want to hear the adventure again.
What does the Pageticker team say about Supertato Veggies Assemble?
Supertato Veggies Assemble is a gloriously silly second adventure, with Evil Pea causing supermarket-sized mayhem and Supertato discovering that even superheroes need backup. Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet deliver their usual mix of comic-book action, daft food jokes and bright, expressive illustrations, while the teamwork message gives the chaos a warm centre. A great choice for children who enjoy repeated read-alouds.
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What is Supertato Veggies Assemble about?
When the mischievous Evil Pea escapes in the supermarket, chaos breaks out among the veggies! Can Supertato, the brave supermarket superhero, save the day, or will he need some help from his veggie friends? Packed with laughs, action, and colourful illustrations, this exciting adventure shows that teamwork can conquer even the sneakiest of villains. Perfect for young readers who love a good giggle and a heroic story.
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 Veggies Assemble
Superhero teamwork: What makes Supertato and the other veggies a strong team, and how do they help one another?
Goodies and baddies: Why do you think Evil Pea enjoys causing trouble, and what could he do instead?
Being brave: Which character seems brave in the story, and what does bravery look like in their situation?
Your own super-veggie: If you could join Supertato's team, which vegetable would you be and what special power would you have?
Helping at home: What jobs could a team of vegetables tackle together in a real supermarket or kitchen?
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2016
First published
2016
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