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Happyland: A Fairy Tale in Two Parts
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Anthropomorphic
Friendship
Love
“Would you like to court me to Happyland?” Prince Gobbledygook asks Lily Marshmallow and himself. Therein, the journey begins to find Happyland. Follow him as he tries to define happiness with a little help from his friends, Big Wig Sophisticated Pig, Brutus Beaujolais and Cornelius Wordbook, an English gentleman with a book-for-a-head. Prince Gobbledygook duels, loses his ladylove, regains...
The Casagrandes
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Family
Pets
When Lincoln Loud’s close friend Ronnie Anne and her brother Bobby Santiago moved away from Royal Oaks to the Big City, they had no idea that they were about to start an exciting new chapter in their lives, while living in an apartment above their abuelo’s Mercado. Collecting The Casagrandes’ greatest comic stories from the hit The Loud House graphic novel series.
The Queen's Favorite Witch
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Magic
Meet Daisy, a precocious, down-on-her-luck witch who is thrust into the world of royal intrigue when she applies to become The Queen’s Favorite Witch! With so many wanting her to fail, Daisy will need all her grit and determination to make it through these auditions — not to mention a sense of daring and adventure…
Psychic Investigators, Evil Exterminators
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Friendship
Supernatural
If there’s something strange in your middle school…call these kids! High energy and huge emotions combine in this thrilling and fast-paced graphic novel about searching for ghosts and making connections.
Dinosaur Letters
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Family
Primary Colored Dinosaur Letters that have a positive message.
Balbuzar
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Mythical
Pirates
Supernatural
A fable about freedom, about resistance, about power. And an ode to nature.
In the Sarboucane sea, Balbuzar the pirate reigns supreme. He attacks, plunders, sinks, and ransoms everything that comes within his reach. Savage, cruel, formidable, certainly, Balbuzar is, but also with a certain bonhomie, and a great sense of justice. He is in harmony with the sea, the islands, the wind, the rocks....
Astro Mouse and Lightbulb
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Humor
Pets
Watch out Mickey Mouse, there’s a new mighty mouse in town! Join Astro Mouse, the insightful Light Bulb, and their pet Caca, as they battle intergalactic potatoes, (delicious) astro chickens, and solve a civil war between mint and fruit flavored chewing gum. Getting lost in space has never been so ridiculous!
Fuzzy Baseball
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Anthropomorphic
It’s the game everyone has been waiting for–The Fernwood Valley Fuzzies Vs. The Rocky Ridge Red Claws! Together they’ll make this the greatest game ever played between the two longtime rivals. And you have a front row seat at Fuzzy Field!
Yanikeke: The fairy and the lumberjack
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Family
Faith
Friendship
Magic
In the magical forest of Magua, a Lumberjack named Keke, is devastated by the passing of his daughter, now the lumberjack only focuses on his work without caring about the damage he causes to the creatures and the forest, Yani, the fairy of Magua must stop the grumpy lumberjack before he wipes out the entire forest.
Mr Mandrake's Marvellous Manual of Monsters
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Anthropomorphic
Renowned monster watcher Atticus Mandrake has dedicated his life to discovery and study of unusual and otherworldly creatures so that the world can learn why no-one wants to befriend a Dwiddlefart, how a Wizzylisp can travel back time or what causes a Greyfling's head to explode. So come join the Marvellous Mr Mandrake and meet these and many more weird and wonderful monsters.
Digby: The Daring Dormouse
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Anthropomorphic
Digby the mouse has never seen the sea, the trees, or even the sky above his home. So, when he finally plucks up the courage to leave his cosy safe house, he ventures outside to find a world full of adventure, excitement...and cats.
Cuthbert
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Anthropomorphic
Cuthbert is no ordinary troll – oh, no! He is lovable, colourful, and fluffy, and, what is more, depending upon his mood, he changes colour. The Cuthbert series of books are fun, exciting and educational, with subtle messages about tolerance and diversity.