
¡Cómo molo!
by Elvira Lindo
¡Cómo molo! es una de las entregas más divertidas y entrañables de la famosa serie de Manolito Gafotas, creada por Elvira Lindo. En esta aventura, Manolito se enfrenta a un verano en el barrio de Carabanchel Alto mientras sus amigos envían postales desde lugares exóticos. Lo que parece un plan aburrido se transforma rápidamente en una sucesión de momentos hilarantes gracias a la compañía de su abuelo Nicolás, las peleas con su hermano «el Imbécil» y la llegada de una tía vikinga desde Noruega. Es un libro que celebra la alegría de las cosas sencillas y el valor de la familia.
Esta lectura es perfecta para niños que disfrutan de historias realistas contadas con un humor sarcástico pero tierno. Es ideal para lectores interesados en la vida cotidiana y para padres que buscan clásicos modernos de la literatura infantil española. La voz de Manolito, auténtica y llena de ingenio, atrapa desde la primera página, convirtiéndolo en una gran elección para fomentar la lectura independiente y el pensamiento crítico sobre el entorno que nos rodea.
Highlights:
- Humor brillante y situaciones familiares con las que es fácil identificarse.
- Personajes icónicos de la literatura infantil española contemporánea.
- Una mirada divertida y optimista sobre la vida en el barrio.
- Perfecto para leer en voz alta o para lectores que ya disfrutan de capítulos largos.

Adventure Time, Vol. 3
by Ryan North
Step into the Land of Ooo with Adventure Time, Vol. 3, a deluxe hardcover edition that brings the beloved animated series to life on the page. This volume is a must-have for young readers who enjoy high-energy stories filled with wit and wonder. The collection features a unique “Choose-Your-Own-Adventure-Time” story where readers get to decide the path Finn and Jake take, making it an interactive and engaging experience for even the most reluctant readers. From battling bizarre monsters to exploring hidden kingdoms, the fun never stops in this mathematical collection.
In this volume, the stakes get personal when BMO, the lovable video game console friend, falls ill. Finn the human and Jake the dog must shrink down and travel inside BMO to save their friend, leading to one of their strangest and most imaginative adventures yet. This book is perfect for children who love the Adventure Time TV show or are fans of humorous graphic novels like Dog Man or The Bad Guys. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in friendship, surreal humor, and epic quests.
Highlights:
- Interactive “Choose-Your-Own-Adventure” format that encourages multiple readings and engagement.
- Vibrant, high-quality illustrations that perfectly capture the unique art style of the Land of Ooo.
- Heartwarming themes of friendship and loyalty between Finn, Jake, and their friend BMO.
- A great choice for fans of media tie-in comics and fast-paced, funny storytelling.

Adventure Time, Vol. 4
by Ryan North
Join Finn the Human and Jake the Dog in another mathematical journey through the Land of Ooo! In Adventure Time, Vol. 4, our heroes are doing what they do best: rescuing princesses and thwarting the Ice King's chilly plans. However, the stakes get even higher when they stumble upon the legendary Secret Dungeons of Ooo. These hidden labyrinths are filled with dangerous traps, bizarre monsters, and most importantly, incredible prizes waiting at the end. In a surprising twist, even the Ice King joins the fray as they all fight their way to the finish line.
This volume is perfect for children who love the hit animated series and are looking for more offbeat humor and epic quests. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in fast-paced graphic novels that blend slapstick comedy with heartfelt moments of friendship. Parents will find this a great choice for reluctant readers, as the vibrant artwork and witty dialogue by Ryan North keep the pages turning. Whether your child is a long-time fan of the show or a newcomer to the Land of Ooo, this collection offers a fantastic blend of action and imagination.
Highlights:
- Features the beloved duo Finn and Jake in an all-new dungeon-crawling adventure.
- Includes a unique team-up with the Ice King, adding a layer of unpredictable humor.
- Vibrant, high-quality illustrations that capture the iconic style of the TV show.
- Perfect for fans of fantasy, gaming tropes, and lighthearted heroics.

Alfons Zitterbacke hat wieder Ärger
by Gerhard Holtz-Baumert
Alfons Zitterbacke ist zurück und das Chaos ist vorprogrammiert! In 'Alfons Zitterbacke hat wieder Ärger' begleiten wir den wohl berühmtesten Pechvogel der deutschen Kinderliteratur durch neue, urkomische Abenteuer. Ob in der Schule, zu Hause oder bei seinen ambitionierten Versuchen, ein Held zu sein – Alfons tritt zielsicher in jedes Fettnäpfchen. Doch genau das macht ihn so liebenswert: Er gibt niemals auf, egal wie oft seine Pläne schiefgehen.
Dieses Buch ist ein zeitloser Klassiker, der Generationen von Kindern zum Lachen gebracht hat. Es ist die ideale Wahl für junge Leser, die Geschichten über den ganz normalen Wahnsinn des Alltags lieben. Eltern, die nach humorvoller Lektüre suchen, die gleichzeitig wichtige Werte wie Resilienz und den Umgang mit Misserfolgen vermittelt, werden hier fündig. Die kurzen, in sich abgeschlossenen Episoden eignen sich hervorragend zum Selberlesen oder als unterhaltsame Vorlesegeschichten vor dem Schlafengehen.
Highlights:
- Ein humorvoller Einblick in die Welt eines sympathischen Außenseiters
- Zeitloser Klassiker der deutschen Kinderliteratur mit hohem Identifikationspotenzial
- Fördert das Leseverständnis durch humorvolle und lebensnahe Alltagssituationen
- Ideal für Fans von Gregs Tagebuch oder anderen lustigen Schulgeschichten

Am Samstag kam das Sams zurück
by Paul Maar
In der Fortsetzung des beliebten Kinderbuchklassikers kehrt das Sams endlich zu Herrn Taschenbier zurück. Nachdem Herr Taschenbier die ganze Woche über akribisch die Zeichen gedeutet hat – von der Sonne am Sonntag bis zum Donner am Donnerstag –, ist es am Samstag endlich so weit. Das rüsselnasige Wesen mit den roten Stachelhaaren und den blauen Wunschpunkten bringt nicht nur jede Menge Chaos, sondern diesmal auch eine geheimnisvolle Wunschmaschine mit in das geordnete Leben seines "Papas".
Paul Maar schafft es meisterhaft, Wortwitz und Fantasie zu verknüpfen. Während das Sams mit seiner respektlosen, aber liebenswerten Art den Alltag auf den Kopf stellt, lernt der schüchterne Herr Taschenbier durch die Wunschmaschine und die Hilfe seines kleinen Freundes, mutiger zu werden und sein Leben selbst in die Hand zu nehmen. Dieses Buch ist ideal für junge Leser, die lustige Geschichten mit einer Prise Magie und Herzlichkeit lieben.
Highlights:
- Ein zeitloser Klassiker der deutschen Kinderliteratur voller Sprachwitz und Reime.
- Fördert das Selbstvertrauen und zeigt Kindern, wie man über sich hinauswächst.
- Perfekt geeignet für Kinder, die humorvolle Alltagsabenteuer mit fantastischen Elementen mögen.
- Großartiger Lesespaß sowohl zum Vorlesen als auch für fortgeschrittene Erstleser.

Attack of the Ninja Frogs
by Ursula Vernon
Attack of the Ninja Frogs is a hilarious and action-packed adventure that blends traditional storytelling with comic-style illustrations. When Suki, a new salamander exchange student, finds herself being stalked by mysterious ninja frogs, Danny Dragonbreath and his best friend Wendell the iguana step in to help. Their journey takes them all the way to mythical Japan to visit Danny's Great-grandfather Dragonbreath, where they must face off against martial arts masters and ancient legends.
This book is perfect for children who love funny stories, mythical creatures, and fast-paced action. Ursula Vernon’s unique hybrid format makes it an ideal choice for reluctant readers who enjoy series like Diary of a Wimpy Kid but want a touch of fantasy and adventure. It is a great choice for readers interested in martial arts, Japanese folklore, and the bond of friendship between quirky animal characters.
Highlights:
- Engaging hybrid format with comic-style illustrations throughout.
- Humorous take on traditional Japanese mythology and ninja culture.
- Relatable themes of standing up for friends and bravery.
- Fast-paced plot that keeps young readers turning the pages.

Babymouse: Bad Babysitter
by Jennifer L. Holm
Babymouse is back and facing her biggest challenge yet: responsibility! In Babymouse: Bad Babysitter, our favorite pink-loving mouse decides she is finally old enough to earn some extra cash by babysitting. However, as Babymouse quickly learns, looking after a younger mouse is much harder than it looks in her wild daydreams. This installment in the award-winning graphic novel series by Jennifer L. Holm captures the hilarious struggles of growing up and trying to prove yourself to the world.
This book is perfect for children who love funny, fast-paced stories with relatable characters. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in graphic novels that blend everyday life with imaginative fantasy sequences. Parents will appreciate how the story explores themes of accountability and perseverance through humor and engaging artwork. It is a great choice for fans of series like Narwhal and Jelly or Dog Man who are looking for a slightly more grounded but equally entertaining reading experience.
Highlights:
- Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence in young children.
- Relatable storyline about the challenges of first jobs and personal responsibility.
- Features Babymouse's signature imaginative daydreams and witty humor.
- Perfect for fans of the series or as a standalone introduction to the character.

Babymouse: Goes Wild
by Jennifer L. Holm
Meet Babymouse, the spunky and imaginative mouse who has captured the hearts of young readers for over a decade. In Babymouse: Goes Wild, our favorite pink-loving protagonist decides to dive into the world of competitive sports by joining the swim team. While she might have big dreams of reaching the Olympics, Babymouse quickly realizes that staying afloat and winning gold medals requires more than just a fancy swimsuit—it takes grit, practice, and a lot of wet whiskers.
This installment of the bestselling graphic novel series is perfect for children who love funny, fast-paced stories with relatable characters. Ideal for readers interested in sports, school life, and overcoming personal challenges, it combines Jennifer L. Holm's witty writing with Matthew Holm's iconic illustrations. It is a great choice for reluctant readers or those transitioning from picture books to longer narratives, offering a blend of humor and heart that keeps kids turning the pages.
Highlights:
- Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence and visual literacy.
- Relatable themes of perseverance and trying your best in competitive sports.
- Hilarious daydream sequences that showcase Babymouse's big imagination.
- A beloved series with a strong, spunky female lead that appeals to all genders.

Babymouse: Monster Mash
by Jennifer L. Holm
Babymouse: Monster Mash is a delightful and hilarious graphic novel that captures the spooky spirit of Halloween through the eyes of everyone's favorite sassy mouse. In this ninth installment of the award-winning series, Babymouse is determined to throw the best Halloween party ever. However, between costume catastrophes and the social pressure of competing with the popular Felicia Furrypaws, things quickly spiral into a comedic mess. This book is perfect for children who love stories about school life, friendship, and the power of a wild imagination.
Ideal for readers interested in lighthearted adventures and relatable social dilemmas, Jennifer L. Holm’s storytelling combined with Matthew Holm’s iconic pink-and-black illustrations makes this a page-turner for reluctant readers. Whether she is imagining herself as a monster hunter or trying to survive the middle school hallways, Babymouse’s antics are sure to entertain. It is a great choice for fans of The Bad Guys or Narwhal and Jelly who are looking for a fun, fast-paced read with a lot of heart.
Highlights:
- Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence in young children.
- Relatable themes of wanting to fit in and dealing with social dynamics.
- Witty humor and imaginative dream sequences that keep readers laughing.
- Perfect seasonal read for Halloween or any time of year for fans of spooky fun.

Big Nate Flips Out
by Lincoln Pierce
Big Nate is back in the fifth installment of the New York Times bestselling series! In Big Nate Flips Out, our favorite detention-prone cartoonist, Nate Wright, faces his biggest challenge yet: organization. When Nate's legendary sloppiness finally pushes his best friend Francis to the breaking point, Nate realizes he needs to change his ways. This hilarious story follows Nate's attempt to transform from a total mess into a neat freak, leading to the kind of chaotic and comedic situations that fans have come to love.
Perfect for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, this book combines traditional prose with comic-strip illustrations, making it an ideal choice for reluctant readers or those who enjoy visual storytelling. It is a great choice for parents looking for stories that explore the ups and downs of middle school friendships and the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions, all while keeping the tone light and funny.
Highlights:
- Engaging hybrid format with hilarious comic illustrations.
- Relatable themes of school life, friendship, and personal growth.
- Fast-paced humor that keeps young readers entertained.
- Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney and Lincoln Peirce.

Big Nate Flips Out
by Lincoln Peirce
Big Nate is back and messier than ever in Big Nate Flips Out! Nate Wright is the undisputed king of detention and a cartooning genius, but his legendary lack of organization finally catches up with him. When Nate's sloppiness causes a major problem for his best friend, Francis, Nate realizes he needs to change his ways. Can the world's most disorganized middle schooler actually become neat, or will the pressure cause him to flip out? This hilarious installment in the New York Times bestselling series is a must-read for kids who enjoy relatable school-day struggles and laugh-out-loud antics.
This book is perfect for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and are looking for more funny, illustrated stories. It is an ideal choice for reluctant readers who are drawn to the hybrid format of text and comics. Parents will appreciate the themes of taking responsibility for one's actions and the importance of supporting friends through thick and thin. Whether your child is a long-time Nate fan or new to P.S. 38, this adventure is sure to keep them entertained from start to finish.
Highlights:
- Engaging hybrid format featuring hilarious comic strips and illustrations.
- Relatable middle school themes like friendship, school projects, and personal growth.
- Fast-paced humor that appeals to both avid and reluctant readers.
- A great lesson on the impact of personal habits on others.

Big Nate Lives It Up
by Lincoln Peirce
Big Nate is back and funnier than ever in Big Nate Lives It Up, the seventh installment of the hit series. This time, Principal Nichols tasks Nate with a special mission: being a "buddy" to the new kid, Breckenridge Puffington III. However, Nate quickly realizes that Breckenridge is a total "fun-sponge" who prefers doodling plants over Nate's high-energy antics. As Nate tries to navigate this awkward new friendship, he discovers there might be more to Breckenridge than meets the eye. This book is perfect for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and enjoy stories filled with humor, school-day drama, and plenty of illustrations.
Ideal for readers interested in relatable school experiences and those who appreciate a protagonist who isn't exactly the teacher's pet, this novel combines a fast-paced plot with hilarious comic strips. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who are drawn to hybrid novels that blend text with visual storytelling. Parents will appreciate the themes of patience and finding common ground with people who seem different at first glance.
Highlights:
- Hilarious school-based humor that resonates with middle-grade students.
- Engaging hybrid format featuring Nate's signature doodles and comic strips.
- Explores themes of friendship, patience, and welcoming new students.
- Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney and Lincoln Peirce’s signature comedic style.

Big Nate on a Roll
by Lincoln Peirce
Big Nate is back and he is ready to win! In Big Nate on a Roll, the third installment of the New York Times bestselling series, Nate is determined to be the top scout in his troop. Everything is going great until Artur, also known as "Mr. Perfect," joins the group. Suddenly, Nate finds himself stuck in second place, and he is not happy about it. This hilarious story follows Nate's desperate and often disastrous attempts to reclaim his glory and win the grand prize. Will Nate take the top spot, or will he wipe out big time?
This book is the perfect choice for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series or are fans of the animated show on Paramount+ and Nickelodeon. With its unique blend of text and comic-style illustrations, it is ideal for readers interested in funny school stories and relatable social struggles. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who enjoy fast-paced plots and plenty of visual humor that keeps them turning the pages. Parents will appreciate how it encourages reading through laughter and relatable middle-school drama, making it a staple for any home library.
Highlights:
- Engaging hybrid format of text and comic illustrations that appeals to visual learners.
- Relatable themes of competition, rivalry, and friendship in a scouting setting.
- Perfect for fans of humorous middle-grade series and reluctant readers.
- Awarded as a YALSA Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers and a Junior Library Guild selection.

Big Nate on a Roll
by Lincoln Pierce
Big Nate is back and funnier than ever in Big Nate on a Roll, the third installment of the hit series. This time, Nate Wright is determined to be the top dog in his scout troop, but there is one major obstacle standing in his way: Artur. Known as 'Mr. Perfect,' Artur seems to succeed at everything he touches, leaving Nate stuck in a frustrating second place. As the competition for the grand prize heats up, readers will follow Nate through a series of hilarious mishaps and clever schemes as he tries to reclaim his glory.
This book is perfect for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series or other hybrid graphic novels. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in funny school stories and relatable social dynamics. Parents looking for a book that encourages a love of reading through humor and engaging illustrations will find this a great choice for their kids, especially those who might be reluctant to pick up a traditional novel.
Highlights:
- Features a hilarious rivalry between Nate and the seemingly perfect Artur.
- Perfect for fans of funny school stories and scout troop adventures.
- Engaging hybrid format with plenty of comic-style illustrations.
- Great for reluctant readers who enjoy fast-paced, humorous plots.

Big Nate: Blasts Off
by Lincoln Peirce
Introduce your child to Nate Wright, the energetic and often misunderstood protagonist of the beloved Big Nate series. In Big Nate: Blasts Off, Nate faces a whirlwind of middle school drama, from his secret crush on Ruby to a public spat with his rival, Randy Betancourt, that makes headlines in the school paper. This eighth installment in the New York Times bestselling series is perfect for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and enjoy fast-paced, funny stories about navigating the ups and downs of school life.
The story centers on Nate's resilience as he tries to bounce back from a scrap that lands him in hot water. Between dodging detention and preparing for the legendary annual Mud Bowl, Nate must use his wit and doodling skills to stay on top. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in relatable school adventures, friendship dynamics, and high-energy sports stories. Parents will appreciate how the book encourages a love of reading through its engaging hybrid format of text and comic illustrations, making it a great choice for reluctant readers.
Highlights:
- Hilarious middle school antics and relatable social situations that keep kids laughing.
- Engaging hybrid format with plenty of fun illustrations and doodles that support reading comprehension.
- Strong themes of perseverance and sportsmanship during the climactic annual Mud Bowl.

Big Nate: Blasts Off
by Lincoln Pierce
Big Nate is back and ready for action in Big Nate: Blasts Off, the eighth installment of the New York Times bestselling series. Nate Wright, the self-proclaimed genius and coolest doodler at P.S. 38, has his hands full this time. Between navigating a major crush on Ruby and dealing with the fallout of a public scrap with his rival, Randy Betancourt, Nate's life is more chaotic than ever. To make matters worse, his reputation is on the line in the Weekly Bugle, and he has to find a way to bounce back before the annual Mud Bowl competition.
This book is a perfect choice for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series or the Dog Man graphic novels. The hybrid format, which blends traditional narrative with hilarious comic strips and doodles, makes it an ideal choice for reluctant readers or those who enjoy visual storytelling. Parents will appreciate how the story explores relatable middle school themes like social standing, school rivalries, and the importance of perseverance, all while keeping the tone light and genuinely funny.
Highlights:
- Engaging hybrid format with text and comic illustrations that keep young readers hooked.
- Relatable school-based drama involving friendships, crushes, and sports.
- Hilarious protagonist whose optimistic but often misguided schemes provide constant entertainment.
- Great for fans of the Big Nate animated series on Paramount+ and Nickelodeon.

Big Nate: In a Class by Himself
by Lincoln Pierce
Meet Nate Wright, a self-proclaimed genius and future legend who is currently navigating the treacherous waters of the sixth grade. In Big Nate: In a Class by Himself, readers are introduced to the hilarious world of a boy who knows he is destined for greatness—even if his teachers and the school principal don't quite see it yet. From surviving his dad's toxic oatmeal to navigating the terrifying wrath of Mrs. Godfrey (aka Godzilla), Nate's day is a non-stop series of accidental mishaps and comedic disasters.
This book is the perfect choice for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and are looking for more laugh-out-loud school adventures. With its unique blend of traditional narrative and comic-strip illustrations, it is an ideal pick for reluctant readers who enjoy fast-paced stories and visual humor. Parents will appreciate how the story captures the relatable struggles of middle school life while keeping the tone light, energetic, and incredibly funny. It is a great choice for encouraging independent reading through humor and relatable characters.
Highlights:
- Hilarious hybrid format combining text with expressive comic illustrations.
- Relatable middle school themes including friendship, teacher trouble, and self-identity.
- Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Dog Man.

Big Nate: In a Class by Himself
by Lincoln Peirce
Meet Nate Wright, a self-proclaimed genius and accidental mischief-maker who is definitely destined for greatness—even if his teachers don't see it yet. In Big Nate: In a Class by Himself, readers follow Nate through a chaotic day of middle school that includes toxic oatmeal, a run-in with the school principal, and a series of unfortunate events with his nemesis, Mrs. Godfrey. Despite the hurdles, Nate remains convinced that a fortune cookie's promise of surpassing all others is about to come true.
This hilarious hybrid novel, blending traditional text with expressive comic strips, is the perfect choice for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. It captures the authentic, often awkward experience of navigating middle school with wit and relatability. Ideal for reluctant readers, Nate's energetic personality and the book's fast-paced humor make it an engaging page-turner that keeps kids laughing from start to finish.
Highlights:
- Perfect for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Dork Diaries.
- Engaging hybrid format with fun illustrations and comic strips.
- Relatable middle school humor that appeals to reluctant readers.
- A great introduction to a long-running, beloved series.

Big Nate: In the Zone
by Lincoln Pierce
Big Nate: In the Zone is the sixth installment in the New York Times bestselling series by Lincoln Peirce, featuring the one and only Nate Wright. Nate is a self-proclaimed cartooning genius, the king of detention, and a dedicated Cheez Doodle connoisseur. However, Nate’s luck has been at an all-time low lately. Everything changes when he gets a boost from Chad’s lucky foot, sending Nate into an unprecedented winning streak where he is finally "in the zone." This hilarious illustrated novel is perfect for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and are looking for a relatable, laugh-out-loud school story that captures the essence of being a middle school underdog.
Ideal for readers interested in school-based comedies and graphic-hybrid novels, this book captures the ups and downs of sixth-grade life with wit and charm. Whether Nate is navigating the social hierarchies of the hallway, dealing with his teachers, or trying to maintain his newfound lucky streak, his adventures are always entertaining and high-energy. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who enjoy fast-paced plots and plenty of expressive illustrations to keep them engaged from start to finish. Parents will appreciate the humor that appeals to both kids and adults alike, making it a fantastic addition to any home library.
Highlights:
- Features the iconic humor and cartooning of the beloved Nate Wright.
- Explores themes of luck, friendship, and the chaotic reality of middle school life.
- Perfect for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Dork Diaries, and The Terrible Two.
- Engaging hybrid format with text and comic-style illustrations that appeal to visual learners.
- A New York Times bestselling series that has been adapted into an animated show.

Big Shot
by Jeff Kinney
In Big Shot, the sixteenth installment of the hilarious Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, Greg Heffley finds himself in unfamiliar territory: the basketball court. After a disastrous school field day, Greg is ready to hang up his sneakers for good. However, his mom convinces him to give sports one last shot. To his surprise, he makes the cut—but for the town's worst team. This laugh-out-loud story is perfect for children who love relatable humor, underdog stories, and the chaotic world of middle school athletics.
As the season progresses, Greg and his teammates face uphill battles and slim chances of winning. Ideal for readers interested in sports and those who enjoy the signature doodle-heavy format of Jeff Kinney’s work, this book explores what it means to be a team player when the odds are stacked against you. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who appreciate fast-paced, funny narratives that mirror the real-life struggles of growing up.
Highlights:
- A hilarious look at middle school sports and the pressure to succeed.
- Engaging hybrid format with illustrations that appeal to visual learners.
- Relatable themes of perseverance and finding one's place on a team.
- Perfect for fans of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and funny realistic fiction.
Campaigns & Companions: The Complete Role-Playing Guide for Pets
by Dana Simpson
Campaigns & Companions: The Complete Role-Playing Guide for Pets is a hilariously inventive collection of comic strips that explores a simple yet brilliant question: what if our pets played Dungeons & Dragons? Created by a powerhouse team of comic creators, this book is perfect for children who love gaming and those who have ever wondered what their cat or dog is really thinking. From grumpy feline wizards to overly enthusiastic canine paladins, these pets take their tabletop adventures very seriously—even if they are a bit of a handful for their human Dungeon Masters.
This book is an ideal choice for readers interested in tabletop RPGs, fantasy tropes, and animal-centric humor. The vibrant illustrations and witty dialogue make it a quick, engaging read that captures the chaotic energy of a real gaming session. Whether your child is a seasoned dice-roller or just starting their first quest, they will find plenty of laughs in these relatable scenarios. It is a great choice for fans of graphic novels who enjoy seeing the secret, adventurous lives of their furry friends.
Highlights:
- A unique fusion of pet humor and Dungeons & Dragons-themed jokes.
- Features artwork and writing from acclaimed comic industry professionals.
- Perfect for young gamers and fans of fantasy role-playing.
- Highly visual format that appeals to reluctant readers and comic lovers.

Captain Underpants and the Attack of the Talking Toilets
by Dav Pilkey
In the second installment of Dav Pilkey's wildly popular series, Captain Underpants and the Attack of the Talking Toilets, best friends George Beard and Harold Hutchins find themselves in deep water—literally! After their latest prank at the school science fair goes hilariously wrong, they accidentally bring a legion of carnivorous talking toilets to life. With the school under siege and the teachers helpless, it is up to the boys to summon their greatest creation: the amazing Captain Underpants!
This book is a perfect choice for reluctant readers who enjoy fast-paced action, slapstick comedy, and the unique Flip-O-Rama animation feature. It is ideal for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series or Dog Man. Parents will appreciate how the blend of traditional text and comic-style illustrations builds reading confidence while keeping kids thoroughly entertained with its irreverent humor and imaginative plot.
Highlights:
- Features the famous Flip-O-Rama interactive animation pages.
- Perfect for fans of slapstick humor and superhero parodies.
- Encourages creativity and storytelling through the boys' comic book creations.
- Great for transitioning readers from picture books to longer chapter books.

Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 1: The Night of the Nasty Nostril Nuggets
by Dav Pilkey
Get ready for more wedgie-power in Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 1! George Beard and Harold Hutchins are back with their trademark brand of mischief, but this time, things get a little... sticky. When the school brainiac, Melvin Sneedly, tries to turn himself into a bionic powerhouse using his latest invention, a freak accident transforms him into the disgusting Bionic Booger Boy. It is up to George, Harold, and the waistband-warrior himself, Captain Underpants, to save the day from a snotty disaster that threatens to cover the whole town.
This book is perfect for children who love slapstick humor, silly illustrations, and fast-paced action. Dav Pilkey’s unique blend of traditional prose and comic book segments makes this an ideal choice for reluctant readers who might find dense text intimidating. It is a great choice for readers interested in superheroes, pranks, and laugh-out-loud situations. Parents looking for books that will keep their kids engaged and laughing out loud while building reading confidence will find this series a fantastic addition to their home library. The combination of absurdity and heart makes it a staple for any young reader's collection.
Highlights:
- Features the famous "Flip-O-Rama" animation technique for interactive fun.
- Perfect for fans of Dog Man and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
- Encourages creativity through George and Harold's comic book making.
- Engaging mix of text and illustrations to support developing readers.
- A hilarious exploration of friendship and the power of imagination.

Captain Underpants and the Invasion of the Incredibly Naughty Cafeteria Ladies
by Dav Pilkey
Get ready for a side-splitting adventure in the third installment of Dav Pilkey's legendary series! George Beard and Harold Hutchins are back at it again, but their latest prank at Jerome Horwitz Elementary has unexpected consequences. When the school's cranky cafeteria ladies quit in a huff, they are replaced by a trio of strange, tentacled lunch ladies who look suspiciously like aliens from outer space. It is up to the boys and their accidental superhero creation, Captain Underpants, to stop a lunchroom takeover that is truly out of this world.
This book is the perfect choice for children who love slapstick humor, silly illustrations, and fast-paced action. Ideal for readers interested in superheroes and comic-style storytelling, it keeps kids engaged with its unique "Flip-O-Rama" animation pages and witty dialogue. Whether your child is a reluctant reader or a dedicated fan of the Dog Man series, this hilarious tale of friendship and mischief is a great choice for building reading confidence while having a blast.
Highlights:
- Action-packed plot featuring alien lunch ladies and giant monsters.
- Includes the famous "Flip-O-Rama" interactive illustrations.
- Perfect for fans of Dog Man and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
- Encourages creativity through George and Harold's comic book making.
- High-interest content that appeals to reluctant readers.
