Electric girl
Michael Brennan
The misadventures of Virginia, a girl who can emit electric shocks at will, her dog Blammo, and her invisible gremlin friend Oogleeoog, who is always making trouble.

by Kalikolehua Hurley (2017)
This jacketed picture book focuses on the breakout character, Maui (along with his magical tattoos), from the upcoming Disney Animation Studios' film, Moana.
Michael Brennan
The misadventures of Virginia, a girl who can emit electric shocks at will, her dog Blammo, and her invisible gremlin friend Oogleeoog, who is always making trouble.
Aaron Renier
With an ensemble cast straight from a box of Animal Crackers, this is a delightful tale of ambition, morality, and self-discovery drawn in a decidedly beautiful fashion reminiscent of Richard Scary and Lewis Trondheim, yet utterly unique. Renier's fully-realized and compellingly adventurous narrative is at once both achingly naive and profoundly worldly. A remarkable debut, this tightly crafted novella is the real deal, and will charm your socks off.
Katie Cook
Gronk is a monster ... and not a very good one. Gronk tells the tale of a young monster who has turned her back on monsterdom (mostly because no one found her scary) and has become fascinated with humans. She moves in with her human friend Dale and her pets Kitty and Harli, a 160 lb. Newfoundland Dale wants to declare as a dependent to the IRS. Enjoy the first installment from this popular kids webcomic in a wonderful, full-color collection!
Shannon Watters
Five best friends at summer camp take friendship to the max when they team up to defeat the strange forces lurking within the surrounding forest. Excited to have Barney starting their first week at the camp, the Roanokes run over to the Zodiac cabin, only to find everyone turned to stone! Between strange shadows and Diane being back, it looks like April, Jo, Mal, Molly, and Ripley are going to have their hands full trying to find a cure for their friends . . . as long as they don’t look the wrong thing in the eye first.