The Squid Squad
(Author) Aoife DooleySPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS meets BUNNY VERSUS MONKEY in this hilarious, zany and action-packed full-colour graphic novel for readers aged 5-8. Join naughty best friends Ollie the vampire squid and Zing the toxin-squirting sea bunny as they cause chaos in the deep sea with the rest of their undersea crew! "What a hoot - gentle, silly, under-the-sea fun. Zing is my spirit animal!" - Ross Montgomery, author of I AM REBEL Ollie and Zing live in a town called Nowhere, deep under the sea - a place that's home to the wackiest and weirdest creatures of the ocean, like the stinky Blob, crafty Hypno-snail, and the mysterious Snakey Unicorn Thing... Ollie and Zing's antics with their colourful neighbours always keep things lively - especially when they get the better of dastardly old Thornelius, the thorn-shooting sea slug! This book contains four hilarious mini episodes, featuring a missing pet sea anemone (who makes a dashing wig), a very mysterious noise, and a magical portal toilet... Aoife's striking, bold and friendly art style welcomes even less confident readers in these action-packed mini episodes Hilarious and anarchic visual humour with a loveable cast of vibrant characters A celebration of imagination, friendship and being completely unique!
Aoife Dooley
Aoife Dooley is an Irish author and illustrator known for her humorous and relatable portrayals of everyday life in Dublin. Her most notable works include the popular illustrated book "How to Deal with Poxes on a Daily Basis" and the webcomic "Your One Nikita." Dooley's writing style is characterized by sharp wit, candid observations, and a distinctive Dublin vernacular. She has made significant contributions to the genre of Irish humor writing, drawing praise for her ability to capture the quirks and idiosyncrasies of modern Irish life. One of her most famous works, "How to Deal with Poxes on a Daily Basis," has resonated with readers for its honest and comedic take on the challenges of navigating young adulthood. Aoife Dooley continues to be a prominent voice in contemporary Irish literature, known for her unique blend of humor and insight.
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