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K Is in Trouble AGAIN (A Graphic Novel)
By (author) Gary Clement
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Misfortune hilariously abounds in this graphic novel about the life of one persistently unlucky kid named K--who is, once again, very, very much in trouble! K just keeps getting in trouble! Trouble finds him when a mischievous goat eats his train ticket home. Trouble finds him when he's stowed away in a barrel of apples, hiding from angry farmers. Trouble finds him as he dangles from a ridiculously high diving board in front of the entire town. Trouble even finds him through a very talkative snowman, whose chatter gets K into even more trouble. But it's not all bad news for K: The stories in this graphic novel find him reunited with an old friend, taking a restorative trip to the sea, and making the acquaintance of a young farm girl! Join K as he tries (and fails) to stay out of trouble in this new set of adventures from Gary Clement. For more adventures with K, check out K Is in Trouble.
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Publisher | Little, Brown & Company
Published date | 15 Apr 2025
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 216
Dimensions | 0 x 0 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 300g
ISBN | 978-0-3164-6874-9
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