Description
Book SynopsisTrade Review“This graphic novel for emerging readers spins an eerie yarn full of dead trees and secrets into a winning combination of charming and funny. The story flies along at a brisk clip to a terrifically satisfying ending. This intentional celebration of nonbinary identity reminds readers that they don’t have to be only one thing; they just have to be themselves.” * Booklist *
“Batcat is a treat! Kids are going to pick up a pencil and start making their own round, pink, ghostly comics as soon as they finish it!” * Aliza Layne, author of Beetle and the Hollowbones *
“Readers of all ages who have wondered about their own place in a world keen on dividing things into categories will relate to this quandary and delight in the playful ways that Batcat defines themself outside of the binary.” * Maia Kobabe, author of Gender Queer: A Memoir *
***STARRED REVIEW*** “This story is charming, uplifting, and silly, with adorable and colorful artwork that will make readers laugh. For young readers who love funny animal stories, as well as sweet stories about self-acceptance.” * School Library Journal *
“Spooky fun, with a theme that’s relevant on Halloween and every other day besides.” * Kirkus *
