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Sophie: Jurassic Bark Vol:1

Sophie: Jurassic Bark Vol:1

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Life is good when you’re a dog and you have humans all to yourself. But what about when a new baby enters the picture . . . along with a couple of cats intent on taking over the world? 

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ife is good when you’re a dog and you have humans all to yourself. But what about when a new baby enters the picture . . . along with a couple of cats intent on taking over the world? 

Based on the much-loved webcomic, “Dog Eat Doug,” Sophie is a hilarious new graphic novel series, a sendup of family life from the perspective of one snarky dog who wants nothing more than to have everything—without ever having to share. Full of mini adventures, pop culture spoofs, sharp jokes, adorable illustrations, and a sneaky dose of heart, Jurassic Bark and Frankenstein’s Hound are the perfect introduction to these characters and their worldJust right for the pet-obsessed among us no matter the age, while simultaneously appealing to the kids who love to giggle at Big Nate, Dog Man, Garfield, and Snoopy

Publishing date: October 15th, 2024ISBN: 978-1-958325-14-8 (Trade paperback)Trade

Paperback:$14.99 US

Length: 224 pages

Size: 8.25×5.5 inches

Ages: 8-12 Grade:Gr2-6

Brian Anderson is the author of The Conjurerstrilogy. He is also an optioned screenwriter and the creator of the syndicated comic strip “Dog Eat Doug.” He lives in North Carolina with his family, which includes a herd of rescued dogs and cats. Find him atwww.brianandersonwriter.com.

Fun, funny, and likely to draw new fans to the dynamic duo

“. . . If the mix of adult-sounding dialogue (“Hey! You’re not allowed on the furniture!” “What part of we’re cats do you not understand?”) and broad humor is reminiscent of “Calvin and Hobbes,” there’s plenty of snuggling and dancing to give the hijinks a cozily domestic tone all their own.” — Kirkus Reviews Read the whole review 

This graphic novel is an amiable hang-out for elementary readers

“. . .harkens back to those heady days of Calvin and Hobbes” — School Library Journal  Read the whole review