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ABOUT THE BOOK
Quests! Plots! Evil Plants! Magic and mayhem!
Join the Dungeon Critters—a tight-knit squad of animal companions—on a wild adventure investigating a sinister botanical conspiracy among the furry nobility. As they risk their lives traveling through haunted dungeons, swamps, and high society balls—they also come closer together as friends.
Motivated by rivalries, ideals, and a lust for adventure, these critters navigate not only perils and dangers of the natural world, but also perils and dangers…of the heart!
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PRAISE FOR DUNGEON CRITTERS
“A pure joy to read . . . this is destined to be a hit with fantasy-adventure fans and beyond.” ―Booklist, Starred Review
“Jaunty, funny, and fun.” ―Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
“A delightful middle-grade tale that is inclusive, imaginative, and complex.” ―Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review
“Hilarious, heartwarming, and triumphantly FUN!” —Carey Pietsch, artist of The Adventure Zone series
“I can’t remember the last time a comic made me laugh out loud like this!” —Ngozi Ukazu, author of the Check, Please series
“Dungeon Critters has everything: thrilling adventure, fantasy hijinks, and a ragtag team of heartfelt dummies you’ll fall in love with!” —Cathy G. Johnson, author of The Breakaways
“I want to hop universes into the world of Dungeon Critters immediately. It’s a playful, clever fantasy that looks like a fistful of jewels. Kids are going to go wild for this!” —Aliza Layne, author of Beetle and the Hollowbones
MEET THE CREATORS
Natalie Riess is a cartoonist from Pennsylvania. She now lives in Austin, TX, where she makes comics with her girlfriend and gets yelled at by their beautiful cat. She loves to draw food, nature, and horrible plant monsters. Her previous titles include Space Battle Lunchtime and Snarlbear.
Website: natalieriess.com Twitter: @snarlbear
Sara Goetter is a Pennsylvania-born, currently Austin based cartoonist, where she draws comics with her girlfriend. She specializes in drawing goofy faces and dumb jokes, and cries whenever she thinks about frogs too much.
Website: sgoetter.com Twitter: @sgoetter