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Hilda meets ER in this kid-friendly graphic novel set in a magical hospital, where the youngest characters help look after unicorns, giants, fairies and more!
What do you do with a sick dragon, a concussed troll, or a unicorn with a broken horn? You take them to the only place that can help: Creature Clinic! From Super Sidekicks creator and New York Times-bestselling cartoonist Gavin Aung Than comes this action-packed and heart-warming graphic novel set in a magical hospital.
Welcome to Creature Clinic, where a team of dedicated doctors and nurses at the world's finest—and only—hospital look after mythical creatures. Here, everyone from trolls and unicorns, to tooth fairies and giants, can expect the very best treatment. Well, with one exception: humans are absolutely, 100% not welcome.
So when doctor-in-training Kara Orc discovers an injured human child at the hospital, her world is turned upside down. Sure, most humans are dangerous, destructive beasts, but Kara took an oath to help all creatures. Even humans deserve care and compassion! But how long can she keep such a big secret from her boss … who happens to be her mother? And what happens when the human child – whose name is Mitch – decides that he wants to stay at Creature Clinic?
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Hilda meets ER in this kid-friendly graphic novel set in a magical hospital, where the youngest characters help look after unicorns, giants, fairies and more!
What do you do with a sick dragon, a concussed troll, or a unicorn with a broken horn? You take them to the only place that can help: Creature Clinic! From Super Sidekicks creator and New York Times-bestselling cartoonist Gavin Aung Than comes this action-packed and heart-warming graphic novel set in a magical hospital.
Welcome to Creature Clinic, where a team of dedicated doctors and nurses at the world's finest—and only—hospital look after mythical creatures. Here, everyone from trolls and unicorns, to tooth fairies and giants, can expect the very best treatment. Well, with one exception: humans are absolutely, 100% not welcome.
So when doctor-in-training Kara Orc discovers an injured human child at the hospital, her world is turned upside down. Sure, most humans are dangerous, destructive beasts, but Kara took an oath to help all creatures. Even humans deserve care and compassion! But how long can she keep such a big secret from her boss … who happens to be her mother? And what happens when the human child – whose name is Mitch – decides that he wants to stay at Creature Clinic?
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Gavin Aung Than’s newest book, Creature Clinic, is a clever and funny hospital drama packed with mythological creatures and fairytale references. When an injured human arrives at the creature clinic, trainee doctor Kara Orc decides to treat him even though it’s against clinic rules and the wishes of her mother, Dr Orc. After Kara helps heal the human, he in turn offers emotional support to some of her patients. He teaches a unicorn to use relaxation techniques, to endure the pain of her horn being straightened after an accident. The human also helps a Griffin find the courage to fly again after a wing transplant.
Gavin Aung Than created Zen Pencils in 2012, which is a series of creative, inspirational cartoons that were first published as webcomics, then books. He is also the author of the Super Sidekicks graphic novels. Creature Clinic draws from both of these works; it’s an exciting, accomplished tale for young readers with great characters and plenty of inspiration embedded into the story. This full-colour graphic novel has many positive wellbeing themes: it celebrates kindness and doing the right thing, and is highly recommended for ages 8+.