Ben Clanton is the author/illustrator of the NARWHAL AND JELLY early graphic novel series as well as IT CAME IN THE MAIL, VOTE FOR ME! Kittens Woolfrik and Perigold set up a monster-hunting stall, although business is slow, as there appear to be no monsters on the islands of Pawdor. In the fourth book of this blockbuster early graphic novel series, exuberant Narwhal and sceptical Jelly test the waters of adding a new friend to their pod when they meet Otty the super-adventurous otter! With a crack and a creak, the frozen sea begins to melt – the ice splits apart and a new pathway forms.

As an avid comic, graphic novel, and manga reader, I'll always support creators who create works that introduce younger audiences to these beautiful mediums. With a mixture of fun facts, nonsense stories and an eccentric narwhal song, this quirky chapter book is ideal for junior readers who enjoy something a bit different. Bantering dialogue entertains throughout, but the book’s best moment might belong to the third story, when Narwhal lends Jelly his “favourite book in the whole wide water, which is blank…“. Narwhal and Jelly become the coolest teachers in the world wide waters in the hilarious sixth book of this blockbuster graphic novel series, now in paperback!And finally, Narwhal and Jelly read the best book ever — even though it doesn’t have any words…or pictures! But it’s amazing how a few simple lines can say a lot and how small changes eventually make for big ones.

This is a visually stunning book following the journey of a pod of Narwhals from the south to the frozen Arctic. Full details of your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations are available in the UK from your local Citizens' Advice Bureau or your Local Authority's Trading Standards Office. It was a bit like a graphic novel, a bit like a picture book, and definitely something that would be hard to find the right shelf for because there wasn’t a lot quite like it.A wonderfully silly early graphic novel series featuring three short stories and a super fun ocean fact page - and joke page too! Along the way they must find fish to eat, avoid a hungry polar bear and navigate the maze of sea ice. That first drawing was soon followed by more narwhal drawings and often those narwhals were accompanied by other sea life such as whales, crabs, and .