The Ministry of SUITs

Author: Paul Gamble

Publisher: Little Island

The Ministry of Strange, Unusual, and Impossible Things is a hilarious, madcap adventure. It is as strange as the title suggests - and ridiculously good fun.

The main character Jack is recruited by the Ministry of SUITS for his natural curiosity, skill at logical thinking, and seeing what is actually there. He's soon joined by Trudy, the most dangerous girl in his school, to solve several strange and unusual mysteries.

The book is packed full of jokes and the footnotes, and the 'Ministry Handbook' excerpts are genuinely hilarious.

Highly recommended for curious children who are always looking for the strange and wonderful.

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