What Happened to the Naked Mole Rat?: A Graphic Novel
  • Published: 13 August 2025
  • ISBN: 9780593856666
  • Imprint: Kokila
  • Format: Hardback
  • Pages: 128
  • RRP: $45.00

What Happened to the Naked Mole Rat?: A Graphic Novel

  • Akeem S. Roberts
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15 Jul 2025
Paperback
13 Aug 2025
Hardback
13 Aug 2025
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The first book in a funny supernatural graphic novel series for early readers about an eight-year-old boy who solves mysteries with the ghost of his former class pet.

The first book in a funny supernatural graphic novel series for early readers about an eight-year-old boy who solves mysteries with the ghost of his former class pet.

Mr. Pebbles is dead, and everyone thinks it’s Carter’s fault!

When Carter’s third-grade class accuses him of killing the class pet, a naked mole rat named Mr. Pebbles who shivers a lot and smells a little funny, can Carter clear his name . . . with the help of Mr. Pebbles's ghost?
  • Published: 13 August 2025
  • ISBN: 9780593856666
  • Imprint: Kokila
  • Format: Hardback
  • Pages: 128
  • RRP: $45.00

Praise for What Happened to the Naked Mole Rat?: A Graphic Novel


Praise for J.D. and the Great Barber Battle, illustrated by Akeem S. Roberts:

*"This is authentic storytelling, supported by Roberts’ vigorous cartoons—full of styles that are straight fire."
—Kikus Reviews, starred review

"Akeem S. Roberts’ cartoon-style illustrations of J.D. and his friends are packed with personality and make this a great choice for readers transitioning into chapter books...feels like a winner.” 
—BookPage

"I love that level of cartoon quality to his artwork that felt like the best compliment to J. Dillard’s writing."
—BlackNerdProblems.com

"I got really attached to his style in the book too. Mr. Roberts has an animation background, and you can tell. Animators, after all, have a tendency to distinguish themselves when they illustrate books."
—Betsy Bird, School Library Journal Fuse 8 Blog