Haru: Summer
By Joe Latham
Middle grade fantasy adventure graphic novel series
Andrews McMeel, October 22, 2024; 272 pages
Series: Haru
Subrights Info
- Translation rights available via Andrews McMeel
- UK/ANZ rights available via Andrews McMeel
- Film/TV rights available via Janna Co.
- Merchandising and commercial rights available via Janna Co.
Return to The Valley, where magical creatures and adventures await! Follow along as Haru, Yama, and their friends continue their quest and unearth the secrets of their world in the much-anticipated sequel, Haru Book 2: Summer.
Haru, Yama, and the rest of the gang return for the next chapter in their epic adventure. Continuing their quest to reach The Beacon, Haru and Yama discover more challenges (and find more answers) along their way. Meet new figures such as Blight’s new relentless hunter and the bothersome Void Fly, while we discover what happened to Goose and Herb. With more beautiful illustrations by author and artist Joe Latham, Haru Book 2: Summer is full of adventure, friendship, and magic for readers to enjoy.
Reviews
“As this series develops, it becomes more and more intriguing; readers will eagerly anticipate subsequent volumes. A lush and immersive sequel to lose oneself in.“
“These are beautiful books. Haru is at all times moving, funny, exciting and sad, a thrillingly epic story which still manages to keep its focus small and personal. Fascinatingly complex characters lurching, running, and chasing across beautifully painted pages, a journey not just through a richly conceived world, but through the hearts and souls of everyone in it. An exceptionally touching story, you should definitely be reading it.”
– Jamie Smart, author of Bunny Vs Monkey and Lushkin
This book might appeal to fans of Hilda and the Troll by Luke Pearson and Lightfall by Tim Probert.
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Author Bio
Joe Latham is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Bristol, UK. He cut his teeth creating custom MySpace Pages (RIP) for bands, which lead to a lot of interesting projects. From designing bespoke Golf Balls for celebrities to animating music videos for Cradle of Filth. Joe has done design work for Jilly Cooper, The Joy Formidable, Five Seconds of Summer, Uniform Dating, Ok Cupid, IndieGoGo, a number of UK Universities, Sony Music, and Warner Music, to name a few. He’s designed and illustrated a lot of albums, singles, and t-shirts. Some things end up popular, some things disappear into the sea. Joe has self-published a number of comic books, and regularly exhibits at UK comic festivals, planning to exhibit at other European and international festivals in the future. He loves meeting people and talking to them about his work. Her most recent books include A Seed Named Hope, A Step By Step Guide to Living With Lightness, and Lustration & Other Stories. Visit Joe at https://www.lookhappydesign.com/.
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