What’s the book about?
The sixth book in the rat-tastically brilliant Ratbags series by award-winning and bestselling author Tim Harris and the brilliant creator of laugh-out-loud illustrations Shiloh Gordon.
Swept down the drain, the ratbags are trapped in the city sewers – the deep, dark realm of Crusher the Crocodile. How will they get out? Will infamous sewer-rat Sludge help them escape Crusher’s hungry jaws? Or will Jigsaw find a way to get them all flushed out?
Recommended for:
Ages 6+
Three reasons to read it:
- Imagine a story where every turn leads to hilariously unexpected chaos! In Ratbags #6: Flushed Out, our heroes dive headfirst into a series of uproarious escapades that’ll leave you gasping for breath between fits of laughter. Whether they’re facing off against the nefarious toilet tyrants or navigating the perilous waters of friendship, you’ll be hooked from the very first page. It’s the kind of adventure that makes you want to shout, “I wish I could be there!” while cringing at the sheer absurdity of it all.
- Gordon’s illustrations are like sprinkles on a cake of chaos! Each page is bursting with vibrant, energetic artwork that captures the zany spirit of the story. You’ll find yourself lost in the colorful chaos, with artworks that perfectly complement the wild antics and make the characters leap off the page. It’s a visual treat that keeps you engaged and amplifies the laughter, turning each reading session into a lively experience.
- Amid the mayhem, Ratbags #6: Flushed Out also weaves in essential life lessons about friendship, loyalty, and the importance of being true to oneself. The Ratbags may be wild and unpredictable, but they show that it’s okay to make mistakes. Each adventure becomes a delightful reminder that while life can be messy, the bonds we forge with friends make the journey worthwhile. You’ll close the book with a smile, not just from the laughter but from the heartfelt moments that remind us what it means to truly care for one another.
Buy a copy of Ratbags #6: Flushed Out here.
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