Tiger Cat, Agent 9 has an act first, think later type attitude. On probation with the Super Secret Spy Service after racking up millions of dollars in property damages, she is granted one last chance to redeem herself. When Agent 9’s boss, 0, and sidekick, Fin, are captured by King Crab, it’s up to Agent 9 to save them and save the day. Will she succeed. The illustrations are colorful and detailed. The plot is engaging and entertaining. Filled with chase scenes and humor, readers who enjoy graphic novels, adventure, and action will enjoy reading this book.4.5 stars, Grades 3 to 5

Agent 9 has a difficult time with thinking things through and not blowing everything up. This personality trait is probably why Agent 9 is on probation at the Super Secret Spy Service. This secret spy is forced back into the game when supervillain King Crab has captured all the agent's... except him! He must now race to save the world from King Crab's plan to destroy the world and make it into one huge water park.

Agent 9: Flood-A-Geddon! was super cute. It read like an episode of a kid's TV show. I really enjoyed that he learns his lesson to think things through and be patient which is something I could learn to do too! Lots of great action and flow to the story. I did think it was strange that this was the first book in what I am assuming is a series. It read like we already got to know Agent 9's backstory. It would be nice to get a story on how he got his start and met/created his friend FiN.

I think a lot of kids will get excited about Agent 9. It has a lot of action, fun, and even had me chuckling a time or two. I hope this turns into a series because it has some great potential!

A fun graphic novel for elementary-school kids. Art is brightly colored and appealing with a fun vibe that matches the story. Text and art are combined in a clean and easy to follow way. The story is not extraordinary but is catchy and fun.

This is not normally a book I would enjoy & it is supremely ridiculous. Like absurd for the most part. And, no, this is not a book that is by any means my favorite. But if you have a library full of kids who loved Investigators, they are going to love this one too. It is a gut feeling, but I think this one will be a hit.

For Libraries: I do think this is one to take a chance on. I know I will.

Agent 9 is on probation for acting without thinking. When King Crab threatens to flood the world Agent 9 and robot fish Fin have to stop him and save the world and learn a little patience on the way. Silly fun that plays on spy/ action adventure tropes this will be a hit with middle grade readers. Lessons are learned without becoming preachy. The art work is exciting and colorful. Recommended addition to most collections.