| Mo and Jo: Fighting Together Forever by Dean Haspiel & Jay Lynch |
MO AND JO: FIGHTING TOGETHER FOREVER
by Dean Haspiel & Jay Lynch
Release Date: 9/29/08
Publisher: Raw Junior
Pages: 40
Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewed by: Jennifer Wardrip, aka "The Genius"
Joey and Mona are typical siblings. They argue - a lot. They
fight over the video game controller - a lot. They make fun of
each other - a lot.
There's one thing they can agree on, though. Mighty MoJo is
the most awesome superhero ever. And when they discover
the secret behind MoJo's identity, and are given his
superpowers to fight evil, you'd think the arguing between Joey
and Mona would stop.
But it doesn't, until they realize they'll have to work together to
use MoJo's powers to protect the world.
MO AND JO: FIGHTING TOGETHER FOREVER is the perfect
book to introduce children to comics and graphic novels. My
daughter, who is almost eight, loves the format of these types of
books, but since they're usually written for older teens, the
content isn't always appropriate. This one was perfect for her,
and, as the younger sister of a nearly-teen brother, she could
perfectly relate to the storyline, as well.
A great book with wonderful, full-color illustrations, you don't
want to miss this one!
by Dean Haspiel & Jay Lynch
Release Date: 9/29/08
Publisher: Raw Junior
Pages: 40
Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewed by: Jennifer Wardrip, aka "The Genius"
Joey and Mona are typical siblings. They argue - a lot. They
fight over the video game controller - a lot. They make fun of
each other - a lot.
There's one thing they can agree on, though. Mighty MoJo is
the most awesome superhero ever. And when they discover
the secret behind MoJo's identity, and are given his
superpowers to fight evil, you'd think the arguing between Joey
and Mona would stop.
But it doesn't, until they realize they'll have to work together to
use MoJo's powers to protect the world.
MO AND JO: FIGHTING TOGETHER FOREVER is the perfect
book to introduce children to comics and graphic novels. My
daughter, who is almost eight, loves the format of these types of
books, but since they're usually written for older teens, the
content isn't always appropriate. This one was perfect for her,
and, as the younger sister of a nearly-teen brother, she could
perfectly relate to the storyline, as well.
A great book with wonderful, full-color illustrations, you don't
want to miss this one!