Mr. Kazarian, Alien Librarian
Mr. Kazarian, Alien Librarian by Steve Foxe is a children’s book published by Stone Arch Books on August 1, 2020. This 64-page edition is presented in English and features a unique blend of science fiction and humor. The story follows four quirky kids and an extraterrestrial cat as they team up with Mr. Kazarian, the world’s best librarian, who is secretly an alien. Their mission involves protecting his identity while embarking on adventures that include trips to space and engaging nonfiction science lessons.
Readers will find a mix of wacky humor and educational content as the characters navigate their intergalactic escapades. The narrative emphasizes themes of friendship and social skills, making it suitable for young readers exploring the complexities of growing up. Illustrated by Gary Boller, the book’s comic style complements the lighthearted tone and enhances the storytelling experience. This engaging tale not only entertains but also infuses solid nonfiction elements related to science and libraries, making it a delightful read for children interested in both adventure and learning.
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Four quirky kids, one extraterrestrial cat, and the world’s best librarian team up to keep a secret of intergalactic proportions: Mr. Kazarian (the world’s best librarian) also happens to be an alien. His important research mission to study the peculiar behavior of young humans is at stake. Trips to space, actual nonfiction science lessons, and mysteries keep this team (and readers!) on their toes as they protect Mr. K’s identity and give him lots more human hijinx to observe during their adventures!
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Steve Foxe is the author of more than 30 children’s books and comics for properties including Pokemon, Transformers, Adventure Time, DC Super Friends, and Grumpy Cat; illustrator Gary Boller’s quirky comics style is perfect for a wacky alien and his misfit students; a Magic School Bus style adventure that mixes plenty of science with a lot of humor and hijinx; the science/space elements help drive the adventure and infuse the story with solid nonfiction content
About the Author
Steve Foxe is the author of more than 20 children’s books and comics properties including Pokémon, Transformers, Adventure Time, Steven Universe, DC Super Friends, and Grumpy Cat. He lives in Queens, New York, where he thinks a lot about cats, even ones who can’t shoot lasers from their eyes.
Gary Boller was always doodling as a kid, even on his parents’ walls. He loved comics. After working as an art director, it occurred to him that he would really rather be the illustrator. That decision lead to a career in comics, character design, and animation. He had a long-running comic strip in The Times newspaper, worked for Aardman Animations, and helped win a Bafta on The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers animated TV show. He recently designed the characters and animated a game called Alph and Betty’s Topsy Turvy World. He also eventually worked for some of those comics that he loved as a kid. In addition to illustration, Gary has a love of music, jazz, and rockabilly, and has played double bass in bands that toured Europe and the United States. After many years in London, Gary now lives in the glorious countryside in Hampshire, United Kingdom, with his wife and two children, one chihuahua, and three cats.
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