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    Anna Banana and the Chocolate Explosion
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    Anna Banana and the Chocolate Explosion

    By Alexis Dormal and Dominique Roques

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    About this ebook

    Anna Banana is at it again!

    The lovable tyrant from Sleep Tight, Anna Banana! is up to no good, and so are all of her beloved stuffed animals. In this adorable sequel to the 2014 picture book, Anna Banana and her stuffed pals set out to make a chocolate cake...and end up making a big, big, big mess.

    With all the charm and whimsy that won reader's hearts in the first book of the series, Anna Banana and the Chocolate Explosion will give Anna Banana's fans more of what they love...and win over new readers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateJun 16, 2015
    ISBN9781626724648
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    Anna Banana and the Chocolate Explosion
    Author

    Alexis Dormal

    Alexis Dormal was born in 1977 in Brussels and studied filmmaking and then fine arts in Lyon, France. Now he makes books with word balloons. He has collaborated with Dominique Roques on the Anna Banana series, the first of which is Sleep Tight, Anna Banana!

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    • 4/5
      JUN 16, 2015 - This is a children's picture book presented in a graphic novel format with text inside comic bubbles. There is no narrative. I have to say that the story was incredibly cute though very short. It's also quite easy to read and would make a nice beginning reader. This is a sequel to "Sleep Tight, Anna Banana", which I haven't read, and while this book doesn't actually tell you it is pretty easy to guess that Anna's "friends" are her stuffed animals. The story is simple as they all gather together to bake a cake and one character, Fuzzball, is hilarious and will have pre-schoolers laughing. The illustration is adorable as well.
    • 5/5
      Anna Banana and her friends decide to bake a cake, but the end up making a HUGE mess. This graphic novel is perfect for younger readers. The speech bubble format makes the book easy to follow along with and the colorful pictures are engaging.