A funny, comic-style book, perfect for young readers. With fun characters, colourful artwork and a lot of humour, makes you want to keep reading.
The Donut Squad bring laughter and fun to a comic book, perfect for young readers. With easy to read pages and bright colourful illustrations, the book is perfect for 9+. An ideal age to understand the short cartoon stories and odd one pagers. The Donut Squad are fun, crazy characters, perfect for the right age to interact with them and humour the reader.
Very well written for the aimed age and look forward to reading further books in the series.
Lots of laughs in this fun, adventurous and donut-packed graphic novel!
Donut Squad: Destiny of the Donuts is a fun, action-packed graphic novel with lots of different characters. I like that the same characters return throughout the book in short comic strips. It feels like you get to know them, their crazy behaviours and habits.
I enjoy reading it with my Dad as he does silly voices for the different donuts. I love it when different donut flavours and new bits of merchandise get released because it’s silly, random and makes me laugh. My three favourite characters are: Caramel Jack the Pirate Donut, Choccy-Plops the Chocolate Donut and the Attack Donuts, which jump into people’s mouths when they insist they don’t want one.
I would recommend this graphic novel if you like books which are colourful, funny and quick to read. You can enjoy this graphic novel without reading books 1 and 2, however, you will enjoy it a lot more if you read them in order.
One of my favourite books to read at night.
Donut Squad is a super fun and chaotic book to read. I couldn't put it down. I have read the book cover to cover so many times and it still makes me laugh. If you like reading fun stories that will make you laugh, then this is the book for you. My Favourite Donut was Pumpkin Spice because he looked like a pumpkin.
This book is hilarious, with characters like Spikynut. If you love random storylines with a grand finale, you will love this book.
There were loads of random storylines with a few strips of the main story running through it, but then in the end there was a grand finale where they joined and characters were getting into the wrong strip.
One of my favourite parts was the Dangernuts strip. I thought one of the best characters was Spikynut. Another favourite part was at the end they had a regular donut, but he was just saying "extreme". I found that hilarious. My second favourite strip was Choccyplops because he always got chocolate on Jenkins' robes.
Thank you for letting me review it. I really enjoyed the book.