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A review by saidtheraina
Korgi Book 1: Sprouting Wings! by Christian Slade
2.0
I'm definitely a dog person, but Corgis are a breed I've never particularly liked (might have something to do with my Girl Scout leader's bitey series of pups). So maybe I shouldn't have bothered.
This is wordless, and gorgeously illustrated (some of it looks like the most intricate ballpoint pen doodle you've ever seen), and follows the adventures of the girl on the cover and her friend, a seemingly anthropomorphized title creature. The dogs live in trees (although the way their treehouses are drawn makes this seem only a magical possibility, given doggish physical limitations). And giants and ogres and other monsterish humanoids are around.
meh, I think I'm too serious for this stuff. I need to know more of the inner workings of the world to be into it. And I don't have a corgi obsession to pull me through.
This is wordless, and gorgeously illustrated (some of it looks like the most intricate ballpoint pen doodle you've ever seen), and follows the adventures of the girl on the cover and her friend, a seemingly anthropomorphized title creature. The dogs live in trees (although the way their treehouses are drawn makes this seem only a magical possibility, given doggish physical limitations). And giants and ogres and other monsterish humanoids are around.
meh, I think I'm too serious for this stuff. I need to know more of the inner workings of the world to be into it. And I don't have a corgi obsession to pull me through.