Scooby-Doo! Scooby's scary Christmas! Scooby's scary Christmas! /

Book - 2022

Jeepers! Scooby and his pals arrive in a town where a scary snowman is terrorizing the residents, so the amateur sleuths set out to solve the mystery.

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Subjects
Genres
Detective and mystery comics
Comics (Graphic works)
Graphic novels
Published
New York: Random House [2022]
Language
English
Corporate Author
Alcadia (Firm)
Corporate Author
Alcadia (Firm) (illustrator)
Other Authors
Jonathan Collier (screenwriter), George Doty, Jim Krieg, Ed Scharlach
Item Description
"Based on the episode 'A Scooby-Doo! Christmas' by John Collier, George Doty IV, Jim Krieg, and Ed Scharlach."
"This work was originally published in different form by Scholastic Inc. as 'A Merry Scary Holiday' in 2011."
Physical Description
32 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 24 cm
ISBN
9780593645444
9780593645437
9781685056575
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Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 1--3--On Christmas Eve, Scooby and the gang are traveling to Daphne's uncle's house when they realize the bridge is out, forcing them to stop at a nearby inn. They encounter a snow monster who has been terrorizing the town for quite some time, destroying the chimneys of local houses. As one might predict with a Scooby-Doo mystery, the monster turns out to be a disguise for a villain up to no good. The gang foils the villain's plans in time for everyone to enjoy a Merry Christmas. Full-color illustrations are laid out in comic-book style; the opening page introduces how to read a comic book. Simple text includes one or two blocks of narrative per page and one or two speech bubbles per page, making the story accessible to emerging readers. The illustrations of the familiar cartoon characters add clarity to the plot and provide familiarity for those who are already fans of Scooby-Doo. Some of the elements of the cartoon series don't quite translate to the early reader format. For example, Shaggy's manner of speech with frequent additions of "like" may be unclear to young readers. However, exclamations like "Zoinks!" and "Jeepers!" are highlighted in the graphics effectively, so they remain part of the character of the series without young readers necessarily having to pronounce them. VERDICT A fun holiday offering for early reader collections.--Kelly Jahng

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