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The Racc Pack: Volume 1
By (author) Stephanie Cooke, Illustrated by Whitney Gardner
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Live life in the trash lane with this first ""imaginative, high-energy"" (School Library Journal) entry in a middle grade graphic novel series that's ""a dumpster's worth of laughs"" (Kirkus Reviews) about a family of sneaky raccoons from graphic novel superstars Stephanie Cooke and Whitney Gardner! Meet the Bins family, a trio of raccoons in the risky business of dumpster diving for all their needs. With Dusty's brains, ReRe's muscle, and Scraps's gadgets (please don't tell him he's almost definitely an opossum), the Binses are determined to leave no garbage bin unturned in their pursuit of the tastiest, most delicious trash they can find. When the family discovers a new upscale grocery store that's throwing away their perfectly good food at the end of each day, the Binses hatch a heist so daring it'll have them rolling in garbage all winter long. But a critter-despising CEO, Jeff Beans, and the high-tech defense system he's installed means liberating that trash is going to take all the skills the Racc Pack has...and maybe some help from a cat burglar with a mysterious past.
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Publisher | Simon & Schuster
Published date | 23 Jan 2024
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 184
Dimensions | 210 x 151 x 15mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 481g
ISBN | 978-1-6659-1493-2
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