SUZIE SAVES THE UNIVERSE
by Katie Tsang; Kevin Tsang
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Pub Date 4 Aug 2022 | Archive Date 3 Aug 2022
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Description
Save the universe in the awesome and hilarious new space-themed adventure series from bestselling authors Katie and Kevin Tsang!
Suzie Wen LOVES gadgets and inventing things – but her inventions don’t always turn out how she expects . . . And when Suzie invent the Super 3DTV Gizmo she ends up getting transported into her favourite TV show – Space Blasters! On board the space ship with Captain Jane, Spaceman Jack and alien with attitude Five-Eyed Frank, Suzie is soon exploring new planets – like the smelly Planet Cheddar – and meeting plenty of aliens. But when moons start disappearing, it’s up to Suzie to save the universe. Can she put her inventing skills to use? And will she ever get home?
Funny, accessible and highly illustrated stories, perfect for readers aged 6 and up and fans of Bunny vs Monkey, Grimwood, Kitty Quest – and space!
STEM themes woven throughout, including real mindbending space facts and pages from Suzie’s inventors’ notebook
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780755500161 |
| PRICE | £6.99 (GBP) |
Featured Reviews
Sifa P, Reviewer
SUZIE SAVES THE UNIVERSE is a blast of a book (pun fully intended), following Suzie Wen as she finds herself aboard a spaceship in pursuit of missing moons. Along the way, she meets all sorts of aliens and finds a way to fit in with a crew who aren't all pleased to see her.
This book is full of weird, wacky, and wonderful planets - there's one made of cheese! I won't spoil the others, but they were so inventive and so much fun to encounter. It meant this book has a mix of "anything-goes" sci-fi alongside the very accurate facts, all with a focus on invention, imagination, and helping others.
I did not expect this book to have as many illustrations as it did! That might be one of the differences in presentation between upper and lower MG - just how visual the book is. There are large spreads or smaller images on almost every page, with the text bending and wiggling around them.
Not only do the illustrations help bring the scenes to life, but there are extracts from Suzie's notebook and little science factoids in hexagons scattered about the book. It really makes for a feast for the eyes while you read.
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