Discover the first book in this brilliant full-colour, illustrated series. Perfect for reluctant readers aged 6+, and for fans of Bunny vs Monkey, Dog Man and The Investigators.
"Great read, beautifully illustrated" - Joe Brumm, creator of Bluey
"Wonderfully funny, completely bonkers" -Jessica Dettmann, author of There's No Such Book.
Do you want to laugh your pants off? Of course you do. In which case - come on into the world of the O.D.D. Squad - a team of (sort of) heroic animal crime-fighters you'll never forget. Though maybe not for the right reasons . . .
Justice City. Rain soaks its streets. Crime soaks it more. The fate of the entire city has been left in the hands (well, paws) of one brave superhero.
That's right - dun dun dunnnnnn - INVISIDOG!
Invisidog hunts for danger wherever he finds it. There is no job too big, and no criminal too tough for the mighty Invisidog. He is the shadows!! And actually, that's kind of the problem. Because Invisidog's amazing superpowers . . . are kind of rubbish.
Turns out being invisible isn't all that helpful when you're trying to rid a city of terrible criminals. They tend to have a habit of ignoring you for one thing. So Invisidog's going to have to think BIG. Can he convince the most amazing superheroes of all time - adorable-but-mighty Quack Attack, and the world's greatest thinker, Detective Octopus - to join forces?
(What does O.D.D. Squad stand for? Well you'll have to read and find out, won't you?)
Read more hilarious O.D.D. Squad stories!
The O.D.D. Squad: Attack of Aunty Enchanty
The O.D.D. Squad: Captain Bad Vs Captain Worse (coming May 2025)
This is Book 1 in the The odd squad Series. See all The odd squad books here.
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Stuart Heritage (Author)
Stuart Heritage is a well-known Guardian columnist, who writes on a variety of subjects but often about family and parenting. His weekly column about his young son 'Man With a Pram' ran in the paper's Family section between 2015-16, and he has also written for Vanity fair, Elle, Cosmopolitan, NME, and the Radio Times
