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Varon's Robot Dreams was another Cybils graphic novel finalist this year.

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The example on the right is from Sara Varon's graphic novel Robot Dreams (a Cybils nominee).

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As Scholastic published Sara Varon's Chicken and Cat in 2006, the catalogue copy labeled it a "wordless picture book."

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Unlike The Arrival, however, that seems simply to reflect Varon's storytelling style; it's not thematically linked to the book's story.

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Jeremy Varon's book "Bringing the War Home" compares the two.

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There was one small problem with Varon's rendering of Cat, by the way.

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A nice first effort and a laudable work, but I would advise waiting for Varon's future titles before running out and purchasing this one.

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That is in sharp contrast to what some readers thought of "Robot Dreams," Ms. Varon's tale of a dog that builds a robot companion.

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I have two daughters squarely in the age bracket these books must be aimed at and both enjoyed Varon's most recent effort.

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Chicken and Cat Clean Up. Like Varon's earlier works Robot Dreams and Chicken and Cat, this sequel to Chicken and Cat is a speechless comic (I would say "wordless" but there are words in the environment of the comic, on trucks, stores, etc) which I would imagine makes it exceptionally attractive to young children just beginning or not quite yet reading.

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