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TOKYOPOP
All-ages manga from TOKYOPOP are now in library binding! TOKYOPOP is the leading North American publisher of manga (Japanese for "comic book"). This genre is the fastest-growing segment within publishing and young readers are clamoring for more. The Spotlight TOKYOPOP series includes Agent Boo and The Grosse Adventures Manga Chapter books.
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Timmy McAllister's life is awesomeness incarnate now that he has his very own ninja! The two of them have completely upended the school's social hierarchy - bullies quake in fear while the… More →
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When aliens from outer space land on the roof of Stinky and Stan's home, will it be the beginning of the war of the worlds? Nonsense! These aliens worship the Grosse brothers for their… More →
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When Kat's dad gets a job as a science teacher at a posh private school, things seem perfect--that is, until her rich, popular classmates shove her to the bottom of the social heap just for… More →
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Stinky and Stan have finally become full-fledged members of the Buzzards and are headed to Spruce Mountain for a camping trip! Aside from enjoying the great outdoors, the boys are charged… More →
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Agent Kira has been kidnapped! Agents Boo and Asano must journey behind enemy lines into the heart of Queen Misery's empire--Iron City--a wonderland of technical marvels that holds many… More →
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Our hero, Timmy McAllister, lives in the 100% pure vanilla town of Cherry Creek, Indiana (pop. 23,745) where everyone and everything is...normal. Normal and boring. At least until French toy… More →
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Join Brothers Stinky and Stan Grosse as they embark on extraordinary -- albeit smelly -- adventures! From the dense jungle of the boys' imagination where they stumble upon a lost temple… More →
- 15 August 2025
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