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Spies vs. Giant Slugs in the Jungle (Mega Mash-Up #5)

Spies vs. Giant Slugs in the Jungle (Mega Mash-Up #5)

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Spies vs. Giant Slugs in the Jungle (Mega Mash-Up #5)

Author(s)

Nikalas Catlow

Co-Authors / Illustrators

Tim Wesson

Publisher

Nosy Crow

Genre(s)

Adventure

Age Range

Release Date

August 28, 2012

ISBN

0763659029

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What if some tiny slugs fell into a pool of toxic goo and became Giant Slugs? Would they take over the world? Or would the Spies vanquish them with their secret weapon?

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Draw Your Own Adventure!

October 01, 2012

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What a fabulous idea this book is. Forget choose your own adventure. Now you get to draw your own adventure, make up dialogue for some of the characters, and decide what some characters look like. It's a combination graphic novel and activity book, and my sixth grader loved it. The stakes are high, the action is non-stop, and the opportunities for interacting creatively with the story are endless. Have a boy who is reluctant to read, who enjoys spy cartoons, or who loves to draw? This is absolutely the story for him. I highly recommend it.

CJ Redwine, Site and Staff Manager Top 10 Reviewer 406 reviews

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Fun!

October 01, 2012

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Good points:

I thought it was really good because you got to choose what the characters were like. You got to draw what they looked like, and then choose what they sounded like and even some of the things they did. You even got to choose some of the things they said. The plot was really fun because you never knew what would happen next. It was so good, it made me want to sit down and write a book.

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Nothing.

Final Thoughts:

I thought it was an amazing book. So far, it's the best book I've ever read because it's everything I like in a book.

Zach Top 500 Reviewer