Author: O'Hara, Mo, Bradley, Jess
Reading age: from c 8 years
Published on 6 July 2023 by Scholastic in the United Kingdom as part of 'the Agent Moose' series.
Paperback / softback | 384 pages
141 x 210 x 23 | 674g
Three amazing full-colour Agent Moose adventures in one
bumper book!
Previously published as individual books: Agent Moose,
Moose on a Mission and Operation Owl
Meet Agent Moose: the best (worst) secret agent in the
Big Forest.
BOOK 1: Agent Moose - Agent
Moose and his sidekick Owlfred are on the case in this full
colour graphic novel series. Something fishy is going on at the
South Shore. Folks just disappear and are never seen again. But when
Agent Moose learns that a key witness has gone missing, he and
Owlfred ride to the rescue.
Will they find the missing turtle before time runs out?
BOOK 2: Moose on a Mission - There's
big news in the Big Forest! The circus is in town, Granny Moose
is coming to visit, and someone is stealing from innocent animals.
Agent Moose and Owlfred rush to investigate, with Granny along
for the ride!
Can they solve this mystery and catch the crook?
BOOK 3: Operation Owl - Strange
flash floods are making waves all over the Big Forest!
When Madame HQ is nabbed right out of a very wet Woodland HQ,
Agent Moose and Owlfred must wade through clues to get her back and
stop the mystery criminal making a big splash in Big Forest!
Can they find this fiendish villain before Big Forest floats away?
Fans of Dog Man, Cat Kid Comic Club and Captain
Underpants will love this series
Hilarious full-colour pictures on every page
Brilliantly illustrated by the winner of the 2021 Blue
Peter Best Book with Facts Award for A Day in the
Life of a Poo, a Gnu and You.
PRAISE FOR AGENT MOOSE
'This brilliantly funny and accessible graphic novel stars
quirky, likable characters and has just the right amount of witty
spy humour to entertain and engage young readers.' - BOOKTRUST
'Mixing a hint of danger with a lot of humor, O’Hara
and Bradley create a winsome forest-animal spin on traditional espionage
tales' - Publishers Weekly
'The beautiful illustrations, clever word play and twists
in the tale make this a recommended read for KS2 readers, particularly
for children who may feel overwhelmed with long pages of text.' -
Just Imagine