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Synopsis
Attack of the Zittens (The Bad Guys: Episode 4)Â continues the wild and hilarious adventures of Mr Wolf and his team as they try to prove they can be heroes. Just when they think they are making progress, they face a strange new threatâadorable but dangerous zombie kittens, also known as âzittens.â As chaos erupts, the gang must work together, think quickly, and stay brave to stop the unexpected invasion. Packed with comic-style illustrations, fast-paced action, and laugh-out-loud humour, the story highlights themes of teamwork, redemption, and the idea that even âbad guysâ can choose to do good.
About the Author
Aaron Blabey is an Australian author and illustrator best known for creating The Bad Guys series, an internationally bestselling collection of graphic-novel-style chapter books. His energetic storytelling, expressive artwork, and witty humour make his books especially appealing to young and reluctant readers.

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Details & Craftsmanship
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Synopsis
Attack of the Zittens (The Bad Guys: Episode 4)Â continues the wild and hilarious adventures of Mr Wolf and his team as they try to prove they can be heroes. Just when they think they are making progress, they face a strange new threatâadorable but dangerous zombie kittens, also known as âzittens.â As chaos erupts, the gang must work together, think quickly, and stay brave to stop the unexpected invasion. Packed with comic-style illustrations, fast-paced action, and laugh-out-loud humour, the story highlights themes of teamwork, redemption, and the idea that even âbad guysâ can choose to do good.
About the Author
Aaron Blabey is an Australian author and illustrator best known for creating The Bad Guys series, an internationally bestselling collection of graphic-novel-style chapter books. His energetic storytelling, expressive artwork, and witty humour make his books especially appealing to young and reluctant readers.












