Supersquirrel and the Crazy Rain Maker
Supersquirrel and the Crazy Rain Maker by Russell Punter, illustrated by Josh Cleland
When a top-secret formula is stolen, Supersquirrel races into action. The trail leads to the ruthless Dr Drizzle, who plans to use his crazy rain-making scheme to make a fortune — even if Fleaville ends up underwater.
This is an adventure the reader helps to complete. Puzzles, mazes, codes and visual challenges are woven into the story, inviting children to follow clues and solve each problem alongside Supersquirrel as she closes in on the villain.
Simple text, full-colour illustrations and lively comic-strip sequences make the 80-page story approachable for children beginning to read longer books. Each puzzle creates a fresh point of involvement, so the reading experience feels active rather than demanding one continuous stretch of concentration.
Fast, colourful and playfully dramatic, Supersquirrel and the Crazy Rain Maker is a strong bridge between puzzle books, comics and first chapter fiction. It is the first Puzzle Stories adventure but tells a complete standalone story.

















