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Stephan Pastis

Auteur de Timmy Lalouse - Tome 1

80+ oeuvres 5,002 utilisateurs 143 critiques 7 Favoris

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Stephan Pastis was born on January 16, 1968. He received a B.A. in political science from the University of California at Berkeley in 1989 and graduated from the law school at UCLA. Before becoming a cartoonist, he practiced law as an insurance defense litigation attorney for 10 years. He is the afficher plus creator of the comic strip Pearls Before Swine, which appears in more than 600 newspapers and the author/illustrator of the Timmy Failure series for young readers. In 2014 his title, We Meet Again made The New York Times Best Seller List. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins

Comprend les noms: Stephen Pastis, Stephan Pastis

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Œuvres de Stephan Pastis

Timmy Lalouse - Tome 1 (2013) 1,017 exemplaires
Timmy Failure: We Meet Again (2014) 264 exemplaires
Lions and Tigers and Crocs, Oh My! (2006) 214 exemplaires
BLTs Taste so Darn Good (2003) 188 exemplaires
The Crass Menagerie (2008) 164 exemplaires
Nighthogs (2005) 162 exemplaires
Pearls Sells Out (2009) 149 exemplaires
Da Brudderhood of Zeeba Zeeba Eata (2007) 138 exemplaires
This Little Piggy Stayed Home (2004) 129 exemplaires
The Sopratos (2007) 91 exemplaires
Pearls Blows Up (2011) 80 exemplaires
The Saturday Evening Pearls (2009) 74 exemplaires
Macho Macho Animals (2008) 71 exemplaires
Pearls Freaks the #*%# Out (2012) 66 exemplaires
Squirrel Do Bad (2021) 57 exemplaires
When Pigs Fly (2010) 55 exemplaires
Pearls Falls Fast (2014) 52 exemplaires
Beginning Pearls (2013) 47 exemplaires
Larry in Wonderland (2011) 46 exemplaires
The Croc Ate My Homework (2014) 42 exemplaires
Pearls Hogs the Road (2017) 39 exemplaires
Breaking Stephan (2014) 38 exemplaires
Pearls Gets Sacrificed (2015) 35 exemplaires
Da Crockydile Book o' Frendsheep (2008) 35 exemplaires
Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2013) 34 exemplaires
Rat's Wars (2013) 32 exemplaires
Pearls Takes a Wrong Turn (2018) 27 exemplaires
I'm Only in This for Me (2016) 24 exemplaires
King of the Comics (2015) 24 exemplaires
Skip School, Fly to Space (2015) 21 exemplaires
When Crocs Fly (2016) 18 exemplaires
Stephan's Web (2016) 18 exemplaires
The Why-Why's Gone Bye-Bye (2022) 13 exemplaires
Floundering Fathers (2018) 13 exemplaires
Looking Up (2023) 12 exemplaires
Timmy Failure: Zero to Hero (2020) 8 exemplaires
Helmiä sioille. 3 (2011) 5 exemplaires
Helmiä sioille (2006) 4 exemplaires
Squirrel Do Bad (2021) 3 exemplaires
Yrittänyttä ei laiteta (2014) 1 exemplaire
Timi promašaj 1 exemplaire

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This was really cute.. and funny! But of course I didn't read it.. never saw a word. Couldn't possibly tell anyone...especially Timmy's mom. ;)

 
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Kiri | 2 autres critiques | Dec 24, 2023 |
"I woke up this morning, and the maintenance light on my life was blinking."
 
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Tytania | Sep 24, 2023 |
In Which Things Happen

Stephan Pastis writes and illustrates a humorous comic strip style graphic novel about the ironies of the small actions that cause big problems. Wendy the Wanderer wants to live up to her name and experience the world, but her overprotective father Worried Willy will not let her go anywhere without supervision. When he has to go out of town, and her babysitter turns out to be quite lax, Wendy the Wanderer takes her chance to visit the home town of Trouble. Where she gives a local squirrel a sugary drink called mooshy, and causes a chain events that really causes trouble in Trouble town.

Stephan Pastis uses a very minimal style of comic strip art to create his story. Relying on simple characteristics, bright colors, and a lot of dialogue to progress his story. Separated by many hyperbolically titled chapters. The story is formatted through various everyday occurrences in the town of Trouble. Starting with Wendy and then adding new characters along the way as Wendy’s choices effect the town. It all starts when Wendy the Wanderer asks “What good does it do to always fear everything?” a question that ends up causing a lot trouble in trouble town.

There are numerous troublesome incidents, in which squirrels are guilty before proven innocent, and the citizens of Trouble town learn to take responsibility for how the town is run. Inaction, fear, and neglect is no way to help a town thrive. Or if anything, the towns people get a lot of exercise chasing after Squirrely the squirrel. Trouble Town: Squirrel Do Bad does not take itself too seriously, which makes it a fun read when life becomes a little too serious.
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VictoriaGD | 3 autres critiques | Apr 30, 2023 |
Pretty standard entry from the long running comic strip. Sooo many puns! So much meanness! So much railing against censors and the easily offended!

A year-and-a-half of strips make for a thick book and a long read, one corny joke at a time.
 
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villemezbrown | Feb 24, 2023 |

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Œuvres
80
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Membres
5,002
Popularité
#5,011
Évaluation
4.1
Critiques
143
ISBN
337
Langues
10
Favoris
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