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Dolphin Girl Trouble in Pizza Paradise by Zach Smith is a really fun book about a superhero in training. This book is a fun read and a good transition away from picture books. It uses a lot of bright colors to draw you in and uses a lot of different fonts which is great for emerging readers. this book has characters that children will learn to love.

The illustrator uses a lot of white space Surrounding his cartoon boxes and will occasionally use pop out details. The speech bubbles often protrude past the cartoon boxes making it a more dynamic affect. The illustrations bring to life things like cheese and pepperoni to create new characters like Tony the pepperoni.

“maybe I don‘t need to go it alone. Maybe I could use the help of…”

I really really enjoyed this read.

This story is beyond silly and would be great for older readers. There is quite a bit of adult humor and silly humor that appeals to all ages. The colors are bright and the drawings are simple. I think that this story is great. It is also broken up into parts to make it less intimidating.

This graphic novel used cartoon pictures to capture the story. I liked how it reminded me of watching cartoons on television.

This book provided entertainment and enjoyment for me. I laughed and it made me want to keep reading.

“If this doesn‘t test your powers limits, nothing will!”

I love the line work in this book!

Dolphin Girl 1: Trouble in Pizza Paradise!, by Zach Smith was published in 2020. This comic book discusses the adventure of a young girl who must protect her small town. This illustrations use vibrant colors and the text is loud and bold!