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Dracula Madness
By (author):
Mary Labatt
Illustrated by:
Jo Rioux
9781553373032
Paperback, Digest
English
Juvenile: Age (years) from 7 - 10
JUVENILE FICTION / Comics & Graphic Novels / General
Feb 01, 2009
$7.95 CAD
Active 16.51 x 21.59 x 0.79 cm | 222 gr 96 pages Kids Can Press
Active 16.51 x 21.59 x 0.79 cm | 222 gr 96 pages Kids Can Press
K-6 Novels - Best Book Award, Society of School Librarians International 2009, Short-listed
Best Books for Kids & Teens, Canadian Children’s Book Centre 2010, Winner
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In the first book in the Sam and Friends Mystery graphic novel series, Dracula Madness, Jennie meets Samantha, the sheepdog belonging to her new next-door neighbors. No ordinary dog, Sam is a detective with a nose for sniffing out a mystery even in a small town as uneventful as Woodford. No ordinary girl, Jennie has a special connection with this dog – Jennie can read Sam’s thoughts.
After Jennie and her friend Beth show Sam the creepiest house in town, the dog detective is on the case. The weird owner of the house, McIver, must be ... Dracula. Who else would never go outside and never turn the lights on? Why else would bats be flying around his yard?
This McIver definitely has something to hide. But is he really a vampire? Fueled by odd combinations of junk food, Sam’s boundless energy and fertile imagination sometimes lead everyone a little astray. But even if the mystery turns out to be something less than mysterious, when Sam and friends are on the case, adventure is never far behind.
After Jennie and her friend Beth show Sam the creepiest house in town, the dog detective is on the case. The weird owner of the house, McIver, must be ... Dracula. Who else would never go outside and never turn the lights on? Why else would bats be flying around his yard?
This McIver definitely has something to hide. But is he really a vampire? Fueled by odd combinations of junk food, Sam’s boundless energy and fertile imagination sometimes lead everyone a little astray. But even if the mystery turns out to be something less than mysterious, when Sam and friends are on the case, adventure is never far behind.
Mary Labatt is an editor and writer. She is the author of the Dog Detective Sam mystery series, the Sam and Friends graphic mystery novels, the Puppy Sam level one early readers and a novel called A Puppy is for Loving. With all these dog books you can guess what Mary does on her Clear Creek, Ontario farm. She breeds and raises Rough Collies and Welsh Springer Spaniels. In the picture you can see Mary with two of her collie mothers, Annabel and Chloe.
A nice choice for young mystery fans looking for graphic-novel options.
A nice choice for young mystery fans looking for graphic-novel options.
The presence of three intelligent, brave female characters will make this title appealing to girls.
The presence of three intelligent, brave female characters will make this title appealing to girls.
Rioux’s manga-influenced black-and-white illustrations will engage reluctant readers and graphic fans alike.
Rioux’s manga-influenced black-and-white illustrations will engage reluctant readers and graphic fans alike.
