Agent Harrier: This Book Will Self Destruct by Ben Sanders - Graphic Novel for Kids

Cover of the graphic novel 'Agent Harrier: This Book Will Self Destruct' by Ben Sanders, featuring a stylized red dog in a suit, with bold typography and a dynamic background.

⭐Agent Harrier: This Book Will Self Destruct
✒️🎨Ben Sanders
📔Little Tiger Books – kindly sent for review ad-pr

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It’s no secret that we adore Graphic Novels in our house so we’re always eager to devour a New Release.

What we Love

🖤Limited, punchy palette of black, red and white has a cool retro feel and will appeal to a wide audience.

An open page of a graphic novel featuring red and black illustrations of various spy gadgets, including a watch, mustache, pliers, and glasses, with labels for each item.

🖤It’s a good length for children who can feel overwhelmed by the size of a book. Children will feel that they are reading at a good velocity especially with the book’s romping pace and deadly, deadline!

An open graphic novel page featuring colorful illustrations in red, white, and black, depicting a canine character named Agent Harrier engaging in conversation with other characters in a playful, comic strip style.

🖤A great text for showing the incredible partnership of words and images and how they come together to make a brilliant read.

An open book featuring a bright red background with bold black text that reads 'THIS BOOK WILL SELF-DESTRUCT!' accompanied by cartoon sound effects 'WOOT! WOOT! WOOT!' and an image of a small speaker.

🖤Particularly useful as a tool to explore writer and illustrator tools that bring a book to life. Loved the use of footnotes but I can’t tell you any more about that as I don’t want to spoil things.

Illustration from the graphic novel 'Agent Harrier: This Book Will Self Destruct', featuring bold black and red colors with stylized eyes and the text 'LONE WOLF' in a speech bubble.

🖤The description is brilliant and I don’t usually just copy the publishers words but this synopsis gives you a real feel for the witty, pun-filled, escapade of loveable hero Agent Harri!…

A colorful illustration from the graphic novel 'Agent Harrier: This Book Will Self Destruct,' featuring a cartoon dog in a black suit navigating a web of red lines, with speech bubbles showing humorous text.

This book will explode in 5 minutes. NO TIME TO LOSE! Agent Harrier must follow the red wire and defuse the bomb before it’s too late. Will our canine spy extraordinaire save everyone from being blasted to smithereens? And just WHO planted the wretched bomb in the first place?! Be careful not to bark up the wrong tree, Harrier – it looks like something very fishy could be *ahem* apaw . . .

A page from the graphic novel 'Agent Harrier: This Book Will Self Destruct', featuring the text 'YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE CHEWTH' in a bold red circle, alongside a cartoon illustration of a red dog in a suit speaking to a submerged figure.

🖤As a rough guide I’d say around 6 years +. I’m also a firm believer that yes graphic novels can be a great bridge between picture books and chapter books yet equally I feel they deserve their own stand alone spotlight. I certainly don’t feel that either my daughter or I will pass them over once she’s firmly embedded in chapter books – we love graphic novels too much!