


The overall idea of this graphic novel (that is currently out but I read via an online reader copy) is the first in a (so far) two book series. While I have not had a chance to read Monster Support Group: The Mummy’s Curse, I am assuming it would help to read book one, but you might not need to. I liked this book enough to write a review, but not OMG LOVED! This is a book that is good for the younger child who is about aged eight to about 10 or 11 (a younger 12 could read, but it might be more “childish looking” than most want). It could be read aloud, but not sure if a group setting would work as I do not know the final dimensions of the book. 

The cover gives you ideas of the internal illustrations format and look. While they were not my favorite, I appreciate how they set the tone of the story. Things are light, goofy, maybe a bit naive, but fun and sweet. There is a serious idea, but presented in a manner that is not “too heavy.” Sometimes things might be a bit “heavy handed” but my adult-half overlooked it as my kid-half was having too much fun with things. And this is not a Halloween tail, um tale, but a year round treat.
