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Vier Augen: Eine Graphic Novel (Vier Augen #1) - von Rex Ogle (Taschenbuch)
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- Artikelzustand
- Dimensions
- 6.1 x 0.8 x 8.5 INCH
- Brand
- Scholastic
- Model
- 9781338574968
- Weight
- 0.900 lbs
- Type
- Books
- Intended Audience
- Ages 2-3
- ISBN
- 9781338574968
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Scholastic, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1338574965
ISBN-13
9781338574968
eBay Product ID (ePID)
26050098189
Product Key Features
Book Title
Four Eyes: a Graphic Novel
Number of Pages
224 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Social Themes / Adolescence, Comics & Graphic Novels / Humorous, General, Social Themes / New Experience
Publication Year
2023
Illustrator
Valeza, Dave, Yes
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
14 Oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
LCCN
2020-008861
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
A Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Kids' Book Release An Amazon Best Book of 2023 "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews " A touching graphic novel that's easy to relate to ... A solid, solid read." -- Graphic Policy Praise for Pizza Face : "This must-read graphic novel is the perfect choice for tween readers going through challenging times ." -- School Library Journal , starred review " Pizza Face is a fresh take on the age-old crisis of puberty that will help adolescents feel more empathetic and less alone while navigating their own physical and emotional changes... This book has broad appeal. " -- BookPage , starred review "Readers will be able to find themselves in the characters' struggles. The artwork is colorful and creative , showing a skillful use of the graphic novel format. The supporting characters are well developed and racially diverse... A relatable, engaging sequel about surviving puberty and middle school. " -- Kirkus Reviews " Endearing and engaging ... Rex is a likable and relatable character; his trials with puberty and middle school ring true." -- The Horn Book Magazine "This engaging graphic novel sequel is full of positive messages about forgiveness and strong representations of friendship and family." -- Common Sense Media, A Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Kids' Book Release An Amazon Best Book of 2023 "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews " A touching graphic novel that's easy to relate to ... A solid, solid read." -- Graphic Policy Praise for Pizza Face : An ALA Best Graphic Novels for Children Reading List Nominee An Amazon Best Book of 2024 A School Library Journal Best Book of 2024 A Bank Street College of Education Best Children's Book of the Year "This must-read graphic novel is the perfect choice for tween readers going through challenging times ." -- School Library Journal , starred review " Pizza Face is a fresh take on the age-old crisis of puberty that will help adolescents feel more empathetic and less alone while navigating their own physical and emotional changes... This book has broad appeal. " -- BookPage , starred review "Readers will be able to find themselves in the characters' struggles. The artwork is colorful and creative , showing a skillful use of the graphic novel format. The supporting characters are well developed and racially diverse... A relatable, engaging sequel about surviving puberty and middle school. " -- Kirkus Reviews " Endearing and engaging ... Rex is a likable and relatable character; his trials with puberty and middle school ring true." -- The Horn Book Magazine "This engaging graphic novel sequel is full of positive messages about forgiveness and strong representations of friendship and family." -- Common Sense Media, A Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Kids' Book Release An Amazon Best Book of 2023 So Far "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews " A touching graphic novel that's easy to relate to ... A solid, solid read." -- Graphic Policy Praise for Pizza Face : "This must-read graphic novel is the perfect choice for tween readers going through challenging times ." -- School Library Journal , starred review "Pizza Face is a fresh take on the age-old crisis of puberty that will help adolescents feel more empathetic and less alone while navigating their own physical and emotional changes... This book has broad appeal. " -- BookPage, starred review "Readers will be able to find themselves in the characters' struggles. The artwork is colorful and creative , showing a skillful use of the graphic novel format. The supporting characters are well developed and racially diverse... A relatable, engaging sequel about surviving puberty and middle school. " -- Kirkus Reviews, A Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Kids' Book Release An Amazon Best Book of 2023 So Far "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews " A touching graphic novel that's easy to relate to ... A solid, solid read." -- Graphic Policy Praise for Pizza Face : "This must-read graphic novel is the perfect choice for tween readers going through challenging times ." -- School Library Journal , starred review "Pizza Face is a fresh take on the age-old crisis of puberty that will help adolescents feel more empathetic and less alone while navigating their own physical and emotional changes... This book has broad appeal. " -- BookPage, starred review "Readers will be able to find themselves in the characters' struggles. The artwork is colorful and creative , showing a skillful use of the graphic novel format. The supporting characters are well developed and racially diverse... A relatable, engaging sequel about surviving puberty and middle school. " -- Kirkus Reviews " Endearing and engaging ... Rex is a likable and relatable character; his trials with puberty and middle school ring true." -- Horn Book Magazine "This engaging graphic novel sequel is full of positive messages about forgiveness and strong representations of friendship and family." -- Common Sense Media, A Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Kids' Book Release An Amazon Best Book of 2023 So Far "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews " A touching graphic novel that's easy to relate to ... A solid, solid read." -- Graphic Policy, A Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Kids' Book Release An Amazon Best Book of 2023 "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews " A touching graphic novel that's easy to relate to ... A solid, solid read." -- Graphic Policy Praise for Pizza Face : An Indie Bestseller An ALA Best Graphic Novels for Children Reading List Nominee An Amazon Best Book of 2024 A School Library Journal Best Book of 2024 A Bank Street College of Education Best Children's Book of the Year "This must-read graphic novel is the perfect choice for tween readers going through challenging times ." -- School Library Journal , starred review " Pizza Face is a fresh take on the age-old crisis of puberty that will help adolescents feel more empathetic and less alone while navigating their own physical and emotional changes... This book has broad appeal. " -- BookPage , starred review "Readers will be able to find themselves in the characters' struggles. The artwork is colorful and creative , showing a skillful use of the graphic novel format. The supporting characters are well developed and racially diverse... A relatable, engaging sequel about surviving puberty and middle school. " -- Kirkus Reviews " Endearing and engaging ... Rex is a likable and relatable character; his trials with puberty and middle school ring true." -- The Horn Book Magazine "This engaging graphic novel sequel is full of positive messages about forgiveness and strong representations of friendship and family." -- Common Sense Media, "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews, "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Review, A Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Kids' Book Release An Amazon Best Book of 2023 So Far "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews " A touching graphic novel that's easy to relate to ... A solid, solid read." -- Graphic Policy Praise for Pizza Face : "Readers will be able to find themselves in the characters' struggles. The artwork is colorful and creative , showing a skillful use of the graphic novel format. The supporting characters are well developed and racially diverse... A relatable, engaging sequel about surviving puberty and middle school. " -- Kirkus Reviews, A Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Kids' Book Release An Amazon Best Book of 2023 So Far "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews " A touching graphic novel that's easy to relate to ... A solid, solid read." -- Graphic Policy Praise for Pizza Face : "This must-read graphic novel is the perfect choice for tween readers going through challenging times ." -- School Library Journal , starred review "Pizza Face is a fresh take on the age-old crisis of puberty that will help adolescents feel more empathetic and less alone while navigating their own physical and emotional changes... This book has broad appeal. " -- BookPage, starred review "Readers will be able to find themselves in the characters' struggles. The artwork is colorful and creative , showing a skillful use of the graphic novel format. The supporting characters are well developed and racially diverse... A relatable, engaging sequel about surviving puberty and middle school. " -- Kirkus Reviews " Endearing and engaging ... Rex is a likable and relatable character; his trials with puberty and middle school ring true." -- Horn Book Magazine, "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Review, A Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Kids' Book Release An Amazon Best Book of 2023 "Ogle powerfully depicts middle-school bullying, the pressures of living in a low-income family, and the struggle to find a place to fit in and to stand up for one's self , all with multifaceted characters. Valeza and Szymanik's well-paced, wonderfully crafted, and expressive artwork does an excellent job of capturing the emotional turns of this captivating, honest story about adolescence . Hand to fans of Raina Telgemeier, Dan Santat, Jerry Craft, and Shannon Hale." -- Booklist , starred review "Valeza's captivating visual spreads seamlessly complement the plot and tone of the book. The dynamic and purposeful page layouts enable readers to concentrate on the flow and significance of the text... A great addition to graphic novel sections of libraries and classrooms in middle schools. " -- School Library Journal , starred review "Valeza's classic-feeling character designs, reminiscent of Raina Telgemeier's work, effectively capture the 1990s aesthetic, and visual jokes, like an optometrist called Eye Caramba, add levity to a thoughtfully rendered read that tackles themes of loneliness, connection, and change. " -- Publishers Weekly "Readers will deeply care for Rex's journey toward self-acceptance, his familial relationships, and his navigation of a new school environment. The bright, clean art emphasizes the emotional highs and lows... A realistic, funny, and heartfelt framing of the hardships of middle school and fitting in. " -- Kirkus Reviews " A touching graphic novel that's easy to relate to ... A solid, solid read." -- Graphic Policy Praise for Pizza Face : An ALA Best Graphic Novels for Children Reading List Nominee An Amazon Best Book of 2024 A School Library Journal Best Book of 2024 "This must-read graphic novel is the perfect choice for tween readers going through challenging times ." -- School Library Journal , starred review " Pizza Face is a fresh take on the age-old crisis of puberty that will help adolescents feel more empathetic and less alone while navigating their own physical and emotional changes... This book has broad appeal. " -- BookPage , starred review "Readers will be able to find themselves in the characters' struggles. The artwork is colorful and creative , showing a skillful use of the graphic novel format. The supporting characters are well developed and racially diverse... A relatable, engaging sequel about surviving puberty and middle school. " -- Kirkus Reviews " Endearing and engaging ... Rex is a likable and relatable character; his trials with puberty and middle school ring true." -- The Horn Book Magazine "This engaging graphic novel sequel is full of positive messages about forgiveness and strong representations of friendship and family." -- Common Sense Media
Grade From
Third Grade
Grade To
Seventh Grade
Dewey Decimal
741.5
Synopsis
A humorous and heartwarming middle-grade graphic memoir about fittingin, facing bullies and finding the right pair of glasses, A humorous and heartwarming middle-grade graphic memoir about fitting in, facing bullies, and finding the right pair of glasses. Sixth grade isn't as great as Rex thought it would be. He's the only kid who hasn't had a growth spurt, and the bullies won't let him forget it. His closest friend is unreliable, at best. And there's a cute girl in his class, who may or may not like him back. With so much going on, everything is a blur -- including Rex's vision! So when he discovers that he needs glasses, and his family can only afford the ugliest pair in the store, any hope Rex had of fitting in goes completely out of focus. In this true coming-of-age story, Rex has his sights set on surviving sixth grade, but now he's got to find a way to do it with glasses, no friends, and a family that just doesn't get it!
LC Classification Number
PZ7.7.O367Fou 2021
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