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A little girl and her live-in monster learn about what makes them different?and what unites them. This graphic novel is a silly, sweet, and sometimes gross tribute to friendship, and to the wacky world we live in.Based on his webcomic of the same name,
Pebble and Wren follows human girl Wren and her live-in monster, Pebble, as she teaches them all about how the human world works?from why the moon changes shape to why we don't eat candy wrappers?while trying to unlock special abilities without which Pebble will have to return to the monster forest.
A silly, sweet, and sometimes gross tribute to friendship for fans of
Calvin & Hobbes and
Catwad.
About the author
Chris Hallbeck is a roughly human shaped collection of anxieties held together by caffeine and curiosity. He’s been publishing comics on the internet since 2006 with his single panel comic The Book of Biff, followed by his multi-panel strip Maximumble. He was the co-writer and artist for Unshelved at the end of it’s run which led to co-creating the similarly themed Library Comic. With the addition of his voice and animation, his comics have found an audience of over two million followers across TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. He lives in Michigan with his wife, two children, and a small worm in the back of his skull that whispers comic ideas to him.
Summary
A little girl and her live-in monster learn about what makes them different—and what unites them. This graphic novel is a silly, sweet, and sometimes gross tribute to friendship, and to the wacky world we live in.
Based on his webcomic of the same name, Pebble and Wren follows human girl Wren and her live-in monster, Pebble, as she teaches them all about how the human world works—from why the moon changes shape to why we don't eat candy wrappers—while trying to unlock special abilities without which Pebble will have to return to the monster forest.
A silly, sweet, and sometimes gross tribute to friendship for fans of Calvin & Hobbes and Catwad.
