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Reviewed by Ibrahim Aslan for Readers' Favorite
In James Seamone’s Nick & Nate vs. The Notorious Nose Nabbler, a silly bedtime story turns out to be entirely real. The story centers on the Notorious Nose Nabbler, a sneaky, noseless creature who’s obsessed with stealing noses of all shapes and sizes from sleeping children. Ophelia and Astrid think the main villain is just a made-up story, so they neglect their anti-nabbler routines. Everything changes when they wake up with blank spaces where their actual noses used to be. Uncles Nick and Nate refuse to let the thief get away with the crime, loading up their tracking equipment to follow a strong sausage aroma across famous Canadian locations. The thief stays one step ahead of them, though, darting through tourists at Moraine Lake and slipping past the rocks at Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse. Can these two determined uncles navigate dense city crowds and complete their rescue mission before the sneaky culprit escapes for good?
James Seamone’s Nick & Nate vs. The Notorious Nose Nabbler is a witty children’s book that nicely blends education with comedy. The lighthearted setting provides a colorful backdrop for a chase that never loses its playful tone. Ian Etheridge’s illustrations add real value to the story; they fill each page with bright colors and funny details that encourage children to search the crowded scenes for hidden clues. The story is fun, and watching the uncles zoom across different provinces creates a wonderful sense of movement. There’s a nice flow to the writing that makes the dialogue bounce off the pages. This charming story neatly brings everything together at the end with a satisfying conclusion. It is a top-tier recommendation for preschool and elementary school children who enjoy silly humor and interactive books.
