Andi Watson Reihenfolge der Bücher

In a whimsical kingdom filled with rainbows and sweets, a diminutive unicorn named Punycorn rises to the challenge when a bratty ogre threatens their happiness. Despite being the smallest and clumsiest unicorn, he teams up with a fireless dragon, a spirited dung beetle, and a magical sword to confront the ogre's destructive army. This heartwarming tale showcases the power of friendship and courage, proving that even the tiniest hero can make a significant impact in the face of adversity.

Rachel is a teenager who lives a grey suburban life in grey suburban England. It's a world of scrambled eggs every Tuesday, brown sauce and warm beer. With her summer already mapped out for her, a job working at the butcher and a caravan holiday in Clacton, she longs to be treated as an adult. When a family friend invites her to spend the summer with them in Greece she jumps at the chance to escape her life. The Warners are everything her parents are not, glamorous, sophisticated and carefree. When Rachel meets Benjamin, the handsome young friend of the Warners, she soon learns that on a small island everyone knows each other's business and feels the pain of growing up. Drawn by Simon Gane, the artist behind the Eisner nominated Ghost Tree, They're Not Like Us and Paris and written by Andi Watson, author of The Book Tour, Kerry and the Knight of the Forest and the forthcoming Punycorn.

Juliet, a penniless American art student, travels tothe City of Light to study painting. To pay her way she paints portraits ofwealthy debutantes. One of her subjects is Deborah, a young English womansuffocated by the narrow expectations of her aristocratic family. Juliet isequally confined by the rigid academic structure of her art education and findsan unlikely kindred spirit in Deborah. Julietand Deborah's love for art bring them together, even as their friends and familytry to drive them apart. A fairy tale romancewhere the old and new worlds collide drawn by Simon Gane, the artist behind theEisner nominated Ghost Tree and They're Not Like Us and written by AndiWatson, author of The Book Tour, Kerry and the Knight of the Forest and theforthcoming Punycorn.

Kerry embarks on a captivating adventure in a fantastical world filled with unexpected twists and turns. His determination to navigate through challenges showcases resilience and courage, making this middle-grade graphic novel an engaging read. Fans of Amulet and Mighty Jack will appreciate the imaginative storytelling and vibrant illustrations that bring Kerry's journey to life.

A page-turning, Kafkaesque dark comedy in brilliant retro style, this graphic novel watches one man try to keep it together while everything falls apart. Upon the publication of his latest novel, G. H. Fretwell, a minor English writer, embarks on a book tour to promote it. Nothing is going according to plan, and his trip gradually turns into a nightmare. But now the police want to ask him some questions about a mysterious disappearance, and it seems that Fretwell's troubles are only just beginning... In his first book for adults in many years, acclaimed cartoonist Andi Watson evokes all the anxieties felt by every writer and compresses them into a comedic gem of a book. Witty, surreal, and sharply observant, The Book Tour offers a captivating lesson in letting go.

Kerry might be lost in this fantastical middle-grade graphic novel, but that doesn't mean he'll give up! With twists and turns at every part of this adventure, Kerry's adventure is perfect for fans of Amulet and Mighty Jack. It'll just be a quick shortcut, right? After a spirit leads Kerry astray, he finds himself in an enchanted forest filled with mysterious creatures and dark dead ends. The further Kerry travels, the more hopeless his quest seems. . . . To get back to his parents, Kerry will have to find his way, figure out who to trust, make some tough choices about the kind of person he wants to be -- or remain lost in the woods forever. An adventure about fear, loss, and finding your own way, this enchanting story comes to life with a hero that every reader can relate to.

Nach der Veröffentlichung seines neuesten Romans begibt sich G. H. Fretwell, ein angesehener englischer Schriftsteller, auf eine Lesereise, um sein Buch zu promoten. Nichts läuft nach Plan, das Publikum bleibt aus, Verkäufe finden nicht statt. Trotzdem wird die Reise weiter und weiter verlängert. Allmählich wird sie für den Autor zu einem Albtraum, aus dem es kein Entrinnen zu geben scheint, denn inzwischen hat auch noch die Kriminalpolizei einige Fragen an ihn. Und obwohl schon alles schief läuft , scheint es, als ob Fretwells Probleme gerade erst beginnen … Ein mörderisches Verwechslungsdrama und eine großartige Persiflage auf den Literaturbetrieb. In seinem ersten Buch für Erwachsene seit vielen Jahren, beschwört der gefeierte Cartoonist Andi Watson die Urängste von Schriftstellern herauf und verdichtet sie zu einem komödiantischen Buchjuwel. Eine kafkaesk-düstere Komödie (Kafka Comic) im brillanten Comic-Retro-Stil. Witzig, surreal und scharf beobachtet, ist DIE LESEREISE eine fesselnde Lektüre. Genre: Comic Krimi, Kafka Comic, Kafka Graphic Novel

Strange things happen around Glister Butterworth. A young girl living on her family's English estate, Glister has unusual adventures every day, from the arrival of a teapot haunted by a demanding ghost, a crop of new relatives blooming on the family tree, a stubborn house that walks off its land in a huff, and a trip to Faerieland to find her missing mother. • Perfect for ages 8 and up! • All four Glister stories collected into one new edition! (Glister: The Haunted Teapot, Glister: The Family Tree, Glister: The House Hunt, and Glister: The Faerie Host) Praise for Glister • "The art is simply a delight, perfectly capturing the quirkiness of the world Glister lives in."--Inis Magazine • "An absolutely charming, beautifully drawn series featuring a wonderfully inventive, eccentric and downright cool female heroine. It's great for children, especially young girls, but has equal appeal to any existing fan of Watson's work, or any fan of really great comics..." --Forbidden Planet blog • "What I really appreciate, apart from the immaculate cartooning with its incredibly sturdy architecture, is that the language is far from patronising with a vocabulary that puts most superhero comics to shame..." --Page 45 • "A sweet little tale with masses of quirky detail."--Financial Times

Princess Decomposia is overworked and underappreciated. This princess of the underworld is always running behind and always buried under a ton of paperwork. Oh, and her father (the king) just fired the chef, so now she has to hire a new cook as well.