Hello Kitty. Here we go!

Hello Kitty Here we go! Here we go! /

Jacob Chabot

Book - 2013

"Join Hello Kitty in her first-ever comic book adventures as she explores an underground realm, moonlights as an international super spy, climbs the Himalayas, travels back in time, and discovers that sometimes, the best place to get away from it all is between the pages of a good book." --Back cover.

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Subjects
Adventure stories.
Fantasy comic books, strips, etc. > Juvenile fiction.
Cats > Comic books, strips, etc. > Juvenile fiction.
Graphic novels.
Genres
Graphic novels
Published
San Francisco, CA : Viz Media, LLC 2013.
Language
English
Main Author
Jacob Chabot (-)
Other Authors
Jorge Monlongo (-), Susie Ghahremani
Physical Description
62 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 22 cm
ISBN
9781421558783
  • Family and friends
  • First!
  • Moonwalk
  • Deep clean
  • Super spy
  • Breezy does it
  • On the road
  • Lunch date
  • Watch the birdie
  • Back in time
  • Turn the page
  • Bear attack.
Review by Booklist Review

Hello Kitty is cute, cute, cute! And fans everywhere will squeal with delight at this collection of short, wordless comics. In colorful, detailed panels, Kitty embarks on all kinds of adventures: she travels to the North and South Poles before taking a trip to the moon. She rescues a very special package for the queen of England in a James Bond-style caper. She embarks on a day of housekeeping, only to fall clean through the earth. All while making new, cute friends along the way, of course. Tongue-in-cheek visual jokes are everywhere, from Kitty's logic-defying around-the-world chase to a daylong adventure with an umbrella that she uses for everything except rain protection. The standout is Kitty's trip to the library, where she samples various genres and is befuddled by a fantasy, terrified by an undersea adventure, and in a laugh-out-loud send-up so bored by a black-and-white Chandleresque noir that she nods off right in the middle. Though some of the references might soar over the heads of young readers, the cheerful, bubbly cartoon art is irresistible.--Hunter, Sarah Copyright 2014 Booklist

From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.

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