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Hello Neighbor Vol 1 (GN)

Secret of Bosco Bay

Zac Gorman Chris Fenoglio

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English
Scholastic
01 November 2021
Ever since her older brother disappeared, Jen has been searching for answers. The ruins of Bosco Bay, the theme park where he was last seen, are due to be demolished any day now, but Jen can't let go of the feeling that a clue to her brother's fate still remains there. But Jen's investigation gets complicated when her cousin Allie comes to live with her family for the summer. Allie's mum has tasked her with helping Jen come to terms with her brother's disappearance, but soon Allie comes to believe what Jen does: Jen's brother didn't just run away. And the reclusive theme park designer Mr. Peterson might just know what happened to him. Don't miss this exclusive, original graphic novel based on the hit stealth horror video game, Hello Neighbor!

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Illustrated by:   Chris Fenoglio
Imprint:   Scholastic
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 230mm,  Width: 156mm,  Spine: 8mm
Weight:   250g
ISBN:   9781338596489
ISBN 10:   1338596489
Pages:   128
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Recommended Age:   From 12 to 18 years
Audience:   Young adult ,  General/trade ,  Preschool (0-5) ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Zac Gorman is an author and cartoonist from Michigan. He received an Emmy for his work on Over the Garden Wall (Outstanding Animated Series, 2015) and was nominated for an Annie Award for his character design work on Welcome to the Wayne. His webcomic Magical Game Time was archived by the Library of Congress. Chris Fenoglio is an artist, colorist, designer, and teacher of all things comic book. He can also muddle around enough on guitar to only be mostly annoying. He has worked on big franchises like Star Wars, Batman: The Animated Series, Goosebumps, X-Files, and Orphan Black as well as personal projects, such as his webcomic Chris and Christina.

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