Live, Laugh, Lasagna! He’s selfish, sarcastic, lazy, yet surprisingly endearing – he’s Garfield!Inspired by the 2024 film, experience more hilarious hijinks in this collection of stories featuring everyone’s favorite Monday-hating cat, alongside Odie and Garfield’s feline father, Vick!Take a peek into the past as Vick balances working a “job” and checking up on Garfield. Odie must master the role of unpaid intern and midnight munchie monitor and see what Jo...

**From the creators of Banned Book Club comes a young adult graphic novel about unveiling secrets, confessing your crushes, and finding yourself—all in the mountains of South Korea on Christmas Eve.“Teens acutely aware of the threats to freedom of expression in our current era will be absolutely hooked.”—Booklist, starred review“An insightful and empowering graphic novel about the complexities of 1980s South Korea, featuring young people’s pursuit of justi...

He’s selfish, sarcastic, lazy, yet surprisingly endearing – he’s Garfield!Grab your favorite pasta dish and enjoy Garfield venturing out as a Nighttime Crusader, fighting his own impulse control, and going up against ""The Most Annoying Cat in the World."" Plus, some Holiday fun, as Garfield helps some kids get their dream gifts, and then must track down all the world’s lasagna from the Lasagna Monster!As the gang heads to the beach to soak up some rays, Jo...

"Madcap antics and adventures." — KIRKUS"A fun adventure tale with a lot of personality." — SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL“I want to tell you a story about being a student ambassador, but that will be boring. So instead, I’ll tell you about the time I almost got eaten by a crocodile.”When eight-year-old student ambassador Joseph Bazan wins a photo op with the President of the United States, he doe...

A Junior Library Guild Selection"Highly recommended for readers passionate about activism." — SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL, Starred Review"Sure to inspire today’s youthful generation of tenacious changemakers." — BOOKLIST, Starred Review"The messages of hope are universal." — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY, Starred Review"A timely read about friendship amid chaos." — NPR