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Lumberjanes. Campfire songs

Lumberjanes. Campfire songs

Graphic Novel 2020

The Lumberjanes are throwing a huge, mid-summer costume bash, but the supplies keep going missing, thanks to some pesky faeries! Then, it's the biggest rainstorm of the summer, but when a litter of spiky green kittens wash up on Roanoke 's doorstep, it's up to Jo, April, Mal, Molly and Ripley to get them back home again!

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ISBN:
9781684155675
1684155673
Description:
1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly colour illustrations ; 26 cm
Other Title:
Campfire songs
Notes:
"Originally published in single magazine form as Boom! Box's Some en-haunted evening 2017, Lumberjanes: a midsummer night's scheme no. 1, Lumberjanes #50, Lumberjanes: somewhere that's green no. 1"--Title page verso
Contents:
A midsummer night's scheme / written by Nicole Andelfinger ; illustrated by Maddi Gonzalez
A pondering mystery / written & illustrated by Brittney Williams
Somewhere that's green / written by Seanan McGuire ; illustrated by Alexa Bosy
Weather woes / written & illustrated by Mari Costa
Some en-haunted evening / written by Liz Prince ; illustrated by Kat Leyh
A memory / written by Shannon Watters ; illustrated by Brooklyn Allen
Control Number:
2875659
Other Authors:
Allen, Brooklyn, artist, creator
Andelfinger, Nicole, author
Bosy, Alexa, artist
Costa, Mari, author, artist
Ellis, Grace, creator
Gonzalez, Maddi, artist
Leyh, Kat, artist
McGuire, Seanan, author
Prince, Liz, author
Stevenson, ND, creator
Watters, Shannon, author, creator
Williams, Brittney, 1989- author, artist
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