Kids Books - Graphic Novels

I enjoy this book so much! The story and the illustration really made me not want to put the book down! It was full of friendship, family, old tale, mystery and magic. This story was also about figuring out how to deal with bullying, self-identity, and embracing difference. I feel that the author and illustrator put a lot of thought, imagination, and a learning lesson. I don't want to spoil the story by giving to much detail. I would recommend this book to a fan reader of comic graph novel.

I know I loved it, and read it 5 times in a row!

I read the first book, really good. I have no idea what the second book is but I hope Peter ( I think that her brother's name ) is still nice to her and still gives her advice for school.

Great book but a little OTT. Max Crumby has never been to school. Until now, his Grandma has homeschooled him because she was "perfectly qualified" (she used to be a preschool teacher). Now he has to deal with bullies without telling the teacher (just in case they tell his Grandma). Max is stuffed in a locker for 12 hours, but luckily breaks through an old wall and discovers an old boiler room. Then he uncovers that burglars are planning to steal the schools brand new computer equipment! With the help of his friend will Max be able to stop them!

Stacey joins a club called the Baby Sitters Club. She comes from New York. She came from New York cause her friend Laine didn't want to be friends with her cause 1 day she got sick and had to go to the doctor. She never talked to Stacey since. Stacey made new friends. With them, they made a club called "The Baby Sitters Club". One day, Claudia's sister shows a group of girls who COPIED their club! They find out they are terrible baby sitters. Non of there old customers like the new girls in town. They walk back from school finding a kid thats there friend IN THE STREETS! They find out 1 of the girls, Cathy Moriss, is baby-sitting him, though she was NO WHERE to be seen... They tell the boy, Jamie, to go get his hats and gloves on. He does as said and goes in his back yard to play instead of the streets. They wait till Cathy goes. They tell Jamie's mom what happened. She said she won't use them anymore. BTW the girls who copied them made a club called The Baby Sitters AGENCY. Stacey goes to New York to visit the doctor to check her cause she has diabetes. She seems fine. Laine AND Stacey become friends again! Stacey doesn't have to contiue her tests and the Baby Sitters Agency fails. The End.

Thoss book sounds like it has a good plot I also love graphic novels so I thinkj it will be a enjoyable read for me.

Whoever hates this book *hint hint* is not welcome here. Maximum Ride is AWESOME ESPECIALLY THE MANGA VERSION :D i hope the anime comes out

Frazzled is a great novel for maybe 2nd - 7th graders and its soooooo good even i liked it and I'm hard to impress legit as my bff and well i rate this a...10 outta 10

I love all Naruto books and info on the characters wont hurt pus some of them have amazing info to share.

I have to say that when I opened this book, I wasn’t expecting it to be my cup of tea; I didn’t think Catch The Munchies would have the well-built characters and heart-pounding excitement I look for in good books. But this surprised me, and if there’s one thing I love, it’s surprises. Carlton Crumple: Catch the Munchies! might seem like a book for six-year-olds at first, but actually, anyone can read it if they like short stories with lots of humor and some hilarious monsters. Summary: Get ready to join Carlton on his adventure! First, let’s start with introductions: Carlton Crumple is a boy who’s afraid of...everything? Well, yeah. His brother Milt tries to scare him whenever he’s in the mood, dressing up as different monsters...and it works. Carlton is frightened every time. He starts to hide from anything that looks even a TINY bit like a monster...until one day, he decides he can’t hide forever. So he becomes a creature catcher, practicing monster-catching around the house (much to his father’s annoyance), and getting a job at the Chubbzy Cheeseburger Restaurant but running around putting imaginary creatures in nets instead of putting ketchup on cheeseburgers. But then, a MONSTER comes to town...yes, a real, live MONSTER! And when this strange creature starts gobbling up all the cheeseburgers in the world, it’s up to Carlton to stop it. Can he defeat the monster? Read this book to find out!