Oddballs: The Graphic Novel

Kiddo loved the book

My son loved reading it and read it a 2nd time... anything to keep him away from his electronic devices!

Kids love it. Paper amd print quality no complaints.

Great book. Was very funny and entertaining to read. Definitely recommend it if you want a funny, light-hearted graphic novel about shenanigans James gets himself into.

This book was a lot of fun and the different styles of artwork that elevate the original YouTube character of Odd1sOut is spectacular. The storylines are kind of like a Curb Your Enthusiasm for kids, so a much more "parent friendly" vibe to them, with silly moments for the little ones and complex theming for the adults.

The product was what was expected, however, the book cover was damaged in packing. They bent the back corner of the book.

I recently bought Oddballs: The Graphic Novel for my 8-year-old, who loves quirky and funny stories. While the humor and artwork were a hit, there were a few challenges that made it less ideal for a younger reader.Pros:1. Funny and Engaging: The story is full of jokes, silly situations, and likable characters that kept my child entertained. It’s a fun, imaginative world that really captures kids’ attention, especially if they’re fans of the Oddballs animated show.2. Colorful Artwork: The illustrations are vibrant and engaging. My child loved flipping through the pages just to look at the artwork, even when some of the text was hard to follow.Cons:1. Advanced Reading Level: The language and some of the vocabulary in the book felt a bit advanced for my 8-year-old. There are sections where they needed help understanding certain phrases or more complex sentences, which slowed down the reading experience.2. Fast-Paced Plot: While the story is fun, the pace can be a bit too quick for younger readers to fully keep up with. There are moments when my child had to pause and ask questions because events moved quickly without much explanation.Overall, Oddballs: The Graphic Novel is enjoyable, but I’d recommend it for kids who are strong readers or a little older than 8. It’s probably better suited for ages 10 and up, as younger readers might need some help navigating the text and story.