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Join us to welcome back award-winning local illustrator Scott Kurtz and celebrate the launch of his newest middle-grade graphic novel TABLE TITANS CLUB: SNEAK ATTACK!Preorder this title and get a signed copy with a sketch from the author! Put any personalization requests in the Notes field when checking out and they will be passed along to Scott.
PREORDER LINK:
https://www.brickandmortarbooks.com/item/FtG3jpk3T0S30jTuveRiqw
ABOUT THE BOOK:
Table Titans Club members Val, Kate, Alan, Andrew, and Darius are psyched to spend the summer at Camp Owl Care. At this live-action roleplay paradise, the gang will work together to overcome challenges, unravel riddles, and safely swash-buckle their foes. Nothing the Table Titans can’t handle together! . . .
Or not? The club arrives and learns that they’ve been randomly sorted into houses for the camp LARP quest. They must compete against their fellow Titans for reward and renown!
As the camp-wide feud heats up, it seems like the Titans will have to make a choice: sacrifice their houses’ standings, or say goodbye to their tight-knit friendship. Will the Table Titans Club survive the summer?
Set in the same universe as the Eisner Award-winning webcomic PvP, Scott Kurtz’s artwork blends zany, fantastical visuals with slice-of-life humor. For fans of fantasy and coming of age stories alike, Table Titans Club perfectly captures the heart of tween friendships.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Scott Kurtz is the Eisner and Harvey Award-winning cartoonist who helped pioneer webcomics with his daily feature, PvP. He is also the author of the middle grade graphic novel Table Titans Club, which was a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection and received a starred review from Booklist. Scott can be found in the Pacific Northwest, where he occasionally leaves his studio to enjoy the dog park or visit his family.
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