Cat Kid Comic Club - Influencers

What do our readers think of Cat Kid Comic Club - Influencers? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the funny jokes, lively comics and creative characters, and some feel inspired to make their own stories and drawings. A few children think it is not quite as good as Dog Man or that it could be better, while still finding it enjoyable.

What does the Pageticker team say about Cat Kid Comic Club - Influencers?

An energetic mix of comics, cartoons and visual storytelling, which makes this a lively choice for children who enjoy creating as much as reading. Its themes of self-doubt, kindness, teamwork and finding your creative spark give the humour extra heart, although the busy artwork and many mini-comics may feel a little overwhelming for some children.

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What is Cat Kid Comic Club - Influencers about?

The Cat Kid Comic Club faces a crisis when the baby frogs learn one of their comics will be published, leading to anxiety and self-doubt. As they struggle to regain their creative spark, questions arise: Will Naomi or Melvin take the lead? Can Flippy guide them back on track? Packed with action-filled mini-comics like 'Frogzilla vs. Mechafrogzilla' and 'RoboChubbs,' this humorous and thought-provoking tale highlights the power of kindness and creativity.

About the author

Dav Pilkey is a much-loved author and illustrator from the United States. He is best known for creating the hilarious 'Captain Underpants' and 'Dog Man' books. Dav enjoys making stories that make children laugh and inspire them to be creative. His books are full of fun adventures and silly characters that many children enjoy reading.

Discussion ideas around Cat Kid Comic Club - Influencers

Creative confidence: Why do you think the baby frogs feel anxious about having their comic published, and what might help someone feel braver about sharing their work?

Leading kindly: Naomi and Melvin have different ideas about taking the lead. What makes someone a good leader in a creative team?

The power of comics: How do the mini-comics, such as "Frogzilla vs. Mechafrogzilla" and "RoboChubbs", help the characters express their ideas and feelings?

Kind influence: What does the story suggest about influencing other people through kindness, gentleness and encouragement rather than force?

Making your own: If you joined the Cat Kid Comic Club, what comic would you create, and what would you want it to make people think or feel?