Cat Kid Comic Club: Influencers: A Graphic Novel (Cat Kid Comic Club #5): From The Creator Of Dog Ma

Cat Kid Comic Club: Influencers is the fifth graphic novel in Dav Pilkey’s beloved Cat Kid Comic Club series. This hardback collection blends humor, imagination, and heart as it follows Naomi, Melvin, and a chorus of baby frogs learning to lead, create, and believe in themselves. Perfect for middle-grade readers who love playful art, big ideas, and warm, adventurous tales, this book invites kids to discover their own creative spark and the joy of collaboration. Written in a lively, episodic style, Cat Kid Comic Club: Influencers weaves a central story about leadership and overcoming doubt as the baby frogs fear their work might not be ready for publication. Naomi and Melvin guide the group, while Flippy’s encouragement helps them rise above fear. The experience is enhanced by a parade of action-packed mini-comics—Frogzilla vs. Mechafrogzilla, I Am Dr. Fredric Wertham, Two Birds, RoboChubbs—giving quick thrills without losing sight of the message. With Pilkey’s bright, expressive illustration and a brisk, kid-friendly pace, the book invites readers to dive into jokes, clever visual gags, and accessible lessons about kindness, openness, and teamwork. Whether you’re drawn to the humor, the imaginative settings, or the chance to cheer on characters who grow braver by trying new ideas, Cat Kid Comic Club: Influencers makes creativity feel like a cooperative adventure rather than a solo sprint. Engaging themes of leadership, resilience, and creative confidence A mix of chapters and action-packed mini-comics (Frogzilla vs. Mechafrogzilla; I Am Dr. Fredric Wertham; Two Birds; RoboChubbs) Vibrant, signature Pilkey illustration style with humorous, warm tone Kid-friendly pacing, accessible storytelling, and playful humor Messages about influencing others through openness, gentleness, and kindness Hardback edition designed for durability and shared reading After finishing Cat Kid Comic Club: Influencers, readers gain confidence to nurture their own ideas, lead with kindness, and celebrate their unique voice. The story leaves a warm, hopeful feeling, inviting kids to imagine big, work together, and keep creating long after the final page.