Bumble and Snug and the Jealous Giants

vibrant · humorous · engaging · heartwarming

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We love the bold, colourful graphic-novel format and the lively mix of comedy, mystery and Bugbop chaos. Bumble and Snug’s investigation gives newly independent readers an exciting story while opening up gentle conversations about jealousy, competition and friendship. It is especially suitable for children aged 5–8; grown-ups may want to discuss how big feelings can affect the way characters behave.

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What is Bumble and Snug and the Jealous Giants about?

Best friends Bumble and Snug, the lovable bugbops, are back in a vibrant graphic novel adventure! Competing in the chaotic Bugbop Ball Championships, they face off against some very jealous giants. When the winners' trophy mysteriously disappears, Bumble and Snug don their detective hats to crack the case. But with another duo on the trail, can they solve the mystery and learn valuable lessons about jealousy and friendship along the way?

About the author

Mark Bradley is a talented author and illustrator best known for creating the fun and adventurous 'Bumble & Snug' graphic novels. He enjoys drawing colourful characters and loves making stories that make children laugh. Mark is inspired by cartoons and comics, and hopes his books help everyone discover the joy of reading and drawing.

Discussion ideas around Bumble and Snug and the Jealous Giants

Big feelings: What might make someone feel jealous, and how can they show that feeling without hurting a friend?

Being a good friend: How do Bumble and Snug help each other during the mystery, and what makes their friendship strong?

Solving the mystery: What clues would you look for if a special trophy went missing, and how would you decide which clues matter most?

Winning and losing: Why can it be hard to see someone else win, and what could help make competitions feel fair and fun?

Graphic novels: How do the pictures, speech bubbles and exciting lettering help you understand what the characters are feeling?