Otis & Peanut / words by Naseem Hrab ; drawings by Kelly Collier.

By:

Hrab, Naseem [author.]

Contributor(s):

Collier, Kelly [artist.]

Material type: Text

text
still image

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781771474962
1771474963

Other title:

Otis and Peanut

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Genre/Form:

DDC classification:

741.5/971 23

Other classification:

cci1icc

Contents:

The haircut -- The swing -- The house.

Summary: "A long-haired guinea pig and a naked mole rat may seem like unlikely friends, but Otis and Peanut perfectly support one another's quirks and foibles. A graphic novel in the spirit of Frog and Toad, these three delightful stories explore themes like friendship, grief, fear of change, and belonging, and they do it in a light and humorous way that will warm the hearts of every reader. In "The Haircut," Otis worries about getting a haircut because he's afraid he'll look so different he'll no longer be himself. In "The Swing," Peanut helps Otis come to terms with missing a beloved friend. And in "The House," Otis struggles to make his house a home with Peanut's help. These two endearing characters gently explore deep truths about life and human nature, while helping each other figure out their world."--Provided by publisher.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode
*Hardcover	Ayers Graphic Novels	SER GRA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	Purchased with a generous donation from the Beverly Rotary Club to support the 2024 Summer Reading Program.		408239

Series numbering from spine.

The haircut -- The swing -- The house.

"A long-haired guinea pig and a naked mole rat may seem like unlikely friends, but Otis and Peanut perfectly support one another's quirks and foibles. A graphic novel in the spirit of Frog and Toad, these three delightful stories explore themes like friendship, grief, fear of change, and belonging, and they do it in a light and humorous way that will warm the hearts of every reader. In "The Haircut," Otis worries about getting a haircut because he's afraid he'll look so different he'll no longer be himself. In "The Swing," Peanut helps Otis come to terms with missing a beloved friend. And in "The House," Otis struggles to make his house a home with Peanut's help. These two endearing characters gently explore deep truths about life and human nature, while helping each other figure out their world."--Provided by publisher.