Blue, Barry & Pancakes
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- ¥1,200
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- ¥1,200
発行者による作品情報
Blue, Barry, and Pancakes are best friends, but sometimes friends make mistakes.
One day, when the gang goes to the beach, Barry and Pancakes lose Blue’s beloved beach ball. They come up with a plan to get it back, but things go way off course. Now, these pals will have to go inside a giant whale’s stomach, crash a pool party on an alien spaceship, and survive Duckzilla’s volcanic birthday bash if they ever hope to see Blue’s beach ball again!
As their misadventures escalate, the trio must rely on their differences—and their growing friendship—to survive a world that makes absolutely no sense but feels completely unforgettable.
Bursting with energy, humor, and expressive illustration, this graphic novel delivers:
- fast-paced, laugh-driven storytelling
- absurd, kid-friendly comedy and visual gags
- friendship-focused adventures
- playful, unpredictable plot twists
- and irresistible characters kids will want more of
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
A friendly beach excursion turns into a fantastical adventure in this action-filled early reader graphic novel debut reminiscent of Nickelodeon cartoons. Within a three-story tree house reside three neighbors and best buds: Blue, a periwinkle worm who loves collecting; Barry, a square-shaped frog who enjoys drawing maps and diagrams; and Pancakes, a colossal yellow bunny with a pink tail. Bored during a trip to the beach, Barry and Pancakes—over Blue's earnest objections—begin playing keep-away with Blue's collectible beach ball. This straightforward conflict among friends grows comically dire when a whale rises from the sea and swallows the ball mid-throw, leading the trio on a madcap chase to recover it. The quest sends the threesome from the belly of the whale to an alien pool party to the center of a volcano, just in time for a bizarre birthday celebration. Creative team Dan & Jason write, draw, color, and letter together in their children's book debut; they fill energetic and cinematic panels with sound effects and screwball comedy, resulting in an absurd tale of friendship that never stops moving. Ages 4–8. Agent (for author and illustrator): Erica Rand Silverman, Stimola Literary Studio.
