Agent Z and the Killer Bananas
Agent Z and the Killer Bananas by Mark Haddon, published by Red Fox in 2001, presents a humorous tale featuring the Crane Grove Crew. In this edition, readers are introduced to Ben and his cousin T.J., who discovers a videotape of Agent Z activities and uses it to blackmail Ben. As the story unfolds, Ben, along with his friends Jenks and Barney, sets out to create a film titled Invasion of the Killer Bananas, only to find themselves entangled in a mystery when T.J. goes missing.
This book follows the misadventures of the boys as they navigate the challenges posed by T.J.’s antics and the implications of the videotape. With themes of friendship and mischief, the narrative explores the lengths to which Ben and his friends will go to clear their names when they become suspects in T.J.’s disappearance. Readers can expect a blend of humor and intrigue as the boys employ their wit and creativity to resolve the situation, making it an engaging read for those interested in stories about youthful escapades and practical jokes.
Official synopsis Publisher
More mischief from those practical jokers, the Crane Grove Crew, by the author of the bestselling The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time .Ben’s repulsive cousin, T.J., comes to stay. He discovers an incriminating videotape of Agent Z activities and blackmails Ben into becoming his slave. Meanwhile, Ben, Jenks and Barney embark on their first film, entitled Invasion of the Killer Bananas. When T.J. disappears, however, the film points towards Ben, Jenks and Barney as murder suspects! In an attempt to clear their names, the boys use all the cunning of Agent Z to try and lure T.J. home and into the hands of the police…
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