He attends school at Moonstone Elementary where his teacher is Mrs MacIntosh. Wallace lives with his mother, father and little brother in Snug Harbour. Wallace loves playing pinball and enjoys reading comics, his mother has recently discovered her very own comic addiction, his father is a fisherman and is fairly laid back, and his little brother Sterling is a weirdo Wallace the Brave takes us through a year in the life of Wallace, his family and friends from one summer school holiday to the next. I received an ARC thanks to NetGalley and the publishers but the review is completely based on my own reading experience.Wallace the Brave takes us through a year in the life of Wallace, his family and friends from one summer school holiday to the next.

I highly recommend it to those who like comic strips in general. The book is still available to request on NetGalley (click on the cover page above). It is a fun set of panels, age is no consequence to enjoy this lot. Amelia is part of their trio as they go on adventures both purposeless and purposeful (like to hunt a sasquatch). Spud(friend and sidekick) is more obsessed with food and less neurotic than I remember. His father and mother seem less tired than the last time I met them and they are a very lovable set of people. Wallace is our central character, his brother Sterling is a little older and in the age of eating anything he can get his hands on.

The cast is the same, but a little older and there seems to be a stray seagull that behaves like its part of their gang in a lot of panels (watch out for it!). There is not much of a linear progression in terms of the story and for the most part, you can pick up anywhere by picking a random page but a few have a continuing storyline.

The first few panels were nothing special and I have to admit that I was a little disappointed but then the story picks up pace. I reviewed another book by the author: Wallace the Brave by Will Henry and looked forward to getting into this one.

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