I thoroughly enjoyed these reads and look forward to continuing the series as Books 13 and 14 come out later this yea. Marmalade, their past and… tendencies always seem to come out at the worst times. Whether that is breaking dogs out of a pound, rescuing 10,000 chickens from a farm, or defeating the billionaire and mad scientist guinea pig, Dr. His scheme is to find ways in which the group can come out as heroes in the end and leave their past, well, in the past. Wolf on a mission to tear down his reputation as a “Bad Guy” and enlists the help of Mr. It will be a few years until I can verify that last bit, but if she has my sense of humor, she may be in tears a few pages in. I found myself snickering more times than I can count and I can picture my daughter laughing out loud while reading these around the house. The humor, while intended for a younger audience, will not get lost on adults. Outrageously funny and easy reads that will not only have your kids cackling, but you yourself. The Bad Guys series takes me back to when I read Captain Underpants as a kid. Thanks to Scholastic and the author for the first four episodes of The Bad Guys for review consideration. Marmalade’s meowing monsters?!? They’ll need help from foxy Agent Fox, a swampy secret zombie antidote, and the feistiest, toothiest, hungriest granny around. It’s a zombie kitten apocalypse! Can the Bad Guys save the world from evil Dr.
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