Dog man και cat kid
Ντέιβ Πίλκι, 2017
A playful graphic novel about an unlikely crime-fighting duo, packed with jokes, action, and a belief in kind-hearted people.
Feels like joy, hope and humor. About friendship, adventure and morality.
A page from the book
A hallway can become the first place your imagination is free.
Όταν ο Ντέιβ Πίλκι ήταν πιτσιρικάς, διαγνώστηκε με Διαταραχή ελλειμματικής Προσοχής και υπερκινητικότητας (ΔΕΠΥ) και δυσλεξία. ο Ντέιβ προκαλούσε τέτοια αναστάτωση στην τάξη, που οι δάσκαλοί του τον έβγαζαν έξω στον διάδρομο κάθε μέρα. Ευτυχώς, ο Ντέιβ λάτρευε να σχεδιάζει και να επινοεί ιστορίες. Περνούσε τον χρόνο του στον διάδρομο δημιουργώντας τα δικά του πρωτότυπα βιβλία κόμικς – οι πρώτες περιπέτειες του Ντόγκμαν και του καπετάν Βράκα. Ντέιβ Πίλκι.Dav Pilkey has said that his childhood struggles with ADHD and dyslexia helped inspire his comics and characters.
Books that feel like this
More by Ντέιβ Πίλκι
Χωρίς λουρί και φίμωτρο
Ντέιβ Πίλκι, 2017
A playful graphic novel about friendship, acceptance, and finding your own way, from the creator of Dog Man and Captain Underpants.
Ιστορία δυο γατών
Ντέιβ Πίλκι, 2016
A playful comic adventure about two cats, unlikely partners, and the stories we make together.
Where to get it
Some of these links earn us a small commission, at no cost to you. It keeps BookFeed free.
Questions readers ask
- What is Dog man και cat kid like?
- Feels like joy, hope and humor. About friendship, adventure and morality.
- What should I read after Dog man και cat kid?
- If you liked Dog man και cat kid, try The Battle of the Labyrinth (Rick Riordan), Number the Stars (Lois Lowry) and Because of Winn-Dixie (Kate DiCamillo).
A taste of the feed
What summer break looks like when you're the reason the school exploded.
The last thing I wanted to do on my summer break was blow up another school.
The Battle of the Labyrinth · Rick Riordan
What it means when a five-year-old stops seeing the soldiers at all.
As they turned to enter their building, both girls looked straight ahead, toward the door. They did it purposely so that they would not catch the eyes or the attention of two more soldiers, who stood with their guns on this corner as well. Kirsti scurried ahead of them through the door, chattering about the picture she was bringing home from kindergarten to show Mama. For Kirsti, the soldiers were simply part of the landscape, something that had always been there, on every corner, as unimportant as lampposts, throughout her remembered life.
Number the Stars · Lois Lowry
Grief has a shape, and your tongue keeps finding it.
Thinking about her was the same as the hole you keep on feeling with your tongue after you lose a tooth. Time after time, my mind kept going to that empty spot, the spot where I felt like she should be.
Because of Winn-Dixie · Kate DiCamillo
Read pages from books like this, one at a time
Keep reading in the feed