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Location	Collection	Call #
CLP - East Liberty	Children's Graphic Novels	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
Location	CLP - East Liberty
Collection	Children's Graphic Novels
Call Number	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
CLP - Main Library	First Floor Children's Department - Children's Graphic Novels	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
Location	CLP - Main Library
Collection	First Floor Children's Department - Children's Graphic Novels
Call Number	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
CLP - Main Library	First Floor Children's Department - Children's Graphic Novels	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
Location	CLP - Main Library
Collection	First Floor Children's Department - Children's Graphic Novels
Call Number	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
CLP - Squirrel Hill	Children's Graphic Novels	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
Location	CLP - Squirrel Hill
Collection	Children's Graphic Novels
Call Number	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
CLP - Squirrel Hill	Children's Graphic Novels	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
Location	CLP - Squirrel Hill
Collection	Children's Graphic Novels
Call Number	j GRAPHIC NOVEL Davis
Carnegie Library of McKeesport - White Oak	Children Fiction	J DAV
Location	Carnegie Library of McKeesport - White Oak
Collection	Children Fiction
Call Number	J DAV
Cooper-Siegel Community Library	Childrens' Room	j GRAPHIC NOVEL FIC DAV
Location	Cooper-Siegel Community Library
Collection	Childrens' Room
Call Number	j GRAPHIC NOVEL FIC DAV
Cooper-Siegel Community Library - Sharpsburg	Childrens	j GRAPHIC NOVEL FIC DAV
Location	Cooper-Siegel Community Library - Sharpsburg
Collection	Childrens
Call Number	j GRAPHIC NOVEL FIC DAV
Northland Public Library	Children's Graphic Novels	J Graphic Novel Davis
Location	Northland Public Library
Collection	Children's Graphic Novels
Call Number	J Graphic Novel Davis
Oakmont Carnegie Library	Juvenile Graphic Novel	J DAV Graphic Novel
Location	Oakmont Carnegie Library
Collection	Juvenile Graphic Novel
Call Number	J DAV Graphic Novel
Sewickley Public Library	Easy Readers	J DAV XXX
Location	Sewickley Public Library
Collection	Easy Readers
Call Number	J DAV XXX

 

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Location	Collection	Status
C.C. Mellor Memorial Library	Juvenile Easy Reader	CHECKED OUT
Location	C.C. Mellor Memorial Library
Collection	Juvenile Easy Reader
Status	CHECKED OUT
Mt. Lebanon Public Library	Children's Graphic Novels	CHECKED OUT
Location	Mt. Lebanon Public Library
Collection	Children's Graphic Novels
Status	CHECKED OUT

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Summary

Published Reviews

Booklist Review: "My name is Wanda. I'm a superstar, announces the little girl as she starts snapping selfies with her pet Wilbur, a droopy lump of a dog. With fame on the brain, Wanda posts her pictures and in no time finds that her shots have 20 million likes. Delighted when news crews arrive, she is shocked to find that it's Wilbur who has charmed the world at large. No, I'M the cool one, Wanda insists, alienating her furry number-one fan. Following the canine celebrity to discos and yachts, though, she learns what it is she really values, both in life and in her relationship with her pup. Wife and husband Davis (Stinky, 2008) and Weing (Set to Sea, 2010) have fashioned a morality tale with careening energy that plays distinctively zany cartooning off a primary-colored, retro palette. Though centered on difficult emotions that will feel familiar to kids, the story is leavened with comedy, allowing readers to navigate comfortably even as the robust sentences and repetition massage new reading skills. Another fine outing from TOON Books.--Karp, Jesse Copyright 2015 Booklist"
From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.
Publisher's Weekly Review: "Davis (Stinky) and husband Weing have likely set a record for the number of selfies taken in a children's book with the introduction of Wanda, a self-described superstar who essentially sees herself as the next Beyoncé. With sienna skin and a hairdo like an exclamation point, Wanda considers her younger siblings and her pet dog, Wilbur, to be "fans," and she never misses an episode of The Star Show, which celebrates the hottest personalities of the moment (a spot currently held by "Sassy Cat"). After Wanda uploads a selfie featuring herself and Wilbur, it's her pet who goes viral, as news trucks and phone-wielding fans descend on the house to see "Floppy Dog." Hell hath no fury like a wannabe celebrity scorned, but as Floppy Dog is whisked off to dance clubs, expensive restaurants, and a yacht (with Sassy Cat, no less!), Wanda's anger morphs to concern and repentance. Chunky digital illustrations playfully spoof the lifestyles of the rich and famous (Floppy Dog is quickly adorned with sunglasses and jeweled chains), but Davis and Weing never lose sight of the story's emotional underpinnings. Ages 5-up. (Sept.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved."
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Additional Information

Series	Toon into reading.
Subjects	Fame -- Comic books, strips, etc. Dogs -- Comic books, strips, etc. Fame -- Fiction. Dogs -- Fiction. Humorous stories. Cartoons and comics. Humorous comics. Comics (Graphic works) Graphic novels.
Publisher	New York, NY :2015
Contributors	Weing, Drew, author, artist.
Audience	Grades 2-3.
Language	English
Description	32 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm.
ISBN	9781935179894 1935179896
Other	Classic View