Dog Man and Cat Kid is a hilarious graphic novel that continues the adventures of Dog Man, a canine superhero. This installment sees Dog Man teaming up with a feline sidekick, Cat Kid, to take on new challenges and villains.
In ‘The Getaway’, the Heffley family decides to escape the cold weather and stress of the holiday season by going on a tropical vacation. However, their dreams of paradise quickly turn into a comedic series of disasters as everything that can go wrong, does.
Milk and Vine is a parody of the bestselling poetry book ‘Milk and Honey,’ presenting a collection of comedic and iconic quotes from Vine, the short-form video hosting service.
Dog Man is a captivating comic book series for children, focusing on a canine superhero with a human body. The protagonist, Dog Man, embarks on various adventures, battling villains and solving crimes, all while showcasing themes of friendship, bravery, and the power of good.
Double Down is the eleventh book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series by Jeff Kinney. The story continues to follow the misadventures of Greg Heffley as he navigates middle school, family life, and his vivid imagination, especially around Halloween.
Calm the F*ck Down by Sasha O’Hara is an irreverent adult coloring book designed to offer an outlet for stress relief and relaxation through the meditative act of coloring. Filled with humorous illustrations and phrases, it encourages adults to unwind and express creativity.
A Man Called Ove is a heartwarming tale of an irascible yet lovable curmudgeon whose life changes when new neighbors move in next door. This story explores themes of loss, love, and the unexpected friendships that can transform life.
Old School is part of Jeff Kinney’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, focusing on protagonist Greg Heffley’s humorous misadventures as he navigates life’s challenges. This installment explores themes of technology versus traditional ways of living.
A groundbreaking children’s book by B. J. Novak, ‘The Book with No Pictures’ plays with the idea that written words alone can be wildly entertaining. It relies solely on text to engage and amuse children, proving that imagination can be sparked without illustrations.