Investigators: All Tide Up: 7

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Even when there is potty humor in the book (though I was grateful that there was only one small potty humor part in this book since those are not my personal favorites). Like the previous six books, it was full of talking animals, investigating, adventures, and silliness. Investigators has become a good new series to look out for and we simply can't wait to continue the story. The story is hilarious, there are so many laugh-out-loud and snort-inducing moments, and the drawings are perfect.

Investigators: All Tide Up is the latest instalment in the Investigators universe and, as always, it did not disappoint! A cute story following two of our favorite characters Mango and Brash as they figure out why the passengers on a cruise ship have gone missing. Thank you NetGalley and First Second Books for the ARC of InvestiGators: All Tide Up by John Patrick Green. This children's book is a literary gem, skillfully blending puns and humor that will have young readers and their parents chuckling with every turn of the page. InvestiGators (Volume 1) • InvestiGators: Take the Plunge • InvestiGators: Off the Hook • InvestiGators: Ants in Our P.

A hilarious ride with great wordplay, bright illustrations and plenty of twists and turns – lots to keep young readers engaged. Follow the silly, fun filled, pun soaked adventure by the duo and get shocked by the twist at the end. A missing cruise ship and passengers, ghosts, pirates, high seas adventure, and a bounty of pirate puns… All Tide Up will keep readers of all ages laughing out loud over Mango and Brash’s antics as they don pirate gear, do their best to talk like pirates, and go undercover to locate hundreds of missing passengers from the infamous pirate ghost, Willy Nilly. I don't want to spoil anything but C-ORB played a more prominent role here, which was long awaited and much deserved. The prove-you-are-a-pirate riddle test was the highlight of the story for me, but the whole graphic novel was fast paced and extremely fun.

Honestly, he was asking about so much that I would not be surprised if, at the end, someone, somehow, swapped the bodies of Mango and a seven-year-old.I will keep repeating it every chance I get: if you have a kid who doesn’t love reading, they have been reading the wrong books. Thank you to First Second Books, First Second Books and NetGalley for providing me with a free electronic copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.