Description
Martín in Copiopolis
Book Summary
Martín awaits a visit from his grandfather, who possesses a magical book that allows travel to extraordinary places. When his little sister, Nora, accidentally falls into one of its pages, they both set off to rescue her. Their adventure takes them to Copiopolis, a surprising city where everything is copyable. This graphic novel combines fantasy, humor, and reflection on originality, offering young readers a visually rich story that invites them to explore the imagination and the value of what is authentic.
What is it about?
The story begins with Martín's anticipation of his grandfather's arrival, the bearer of an ancient book that allows travel to unusual worlds. During the visit, Nora, Martín's little sister, disappears after falling into one of the book's pages. Without hesitation, Martín and his grandfather enter the book to rescue her. Thus, they discover Copiopolis, a fascinating city where everything can be copied and replicated without limits. Throughout their journey, the protagonists face zany situations and reflect on creativity, originality, and the importance of uniqueness in a world full of copies.
Main themes
- Originality versus copying and imitation.
- The value of creativity and childhood imagination.
- The intergenerational relationship between grandfather and grandson.
- Adventure as a means of discovering new worlds.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is recommended for children aged 6 and up who enjoy fantastic adventure stories with a touch of humor. It is also ideal for young readers interested in graphic novels that combine visual narrative with reflective themes. Parents and educators looking to foster creativity and critical thinking in little ones will find this work a valuable and entertaining resource.
What this book offers
- Stimulates the imagination through a fantastic and original world.
- Invites reflection on the difference between the authentic and the copied.
- Encourages family bonding and collaboration between generations.
- Offers an engaging and dynamic visual reading experience.
Technical specifications
- Author: Marc Brocal
- Publisher: Bang Ediciones
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: Graphic novels, illustrated books, activity books and materials, comics and graphic novels
- Collection: Mamut
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: August 2017
- Number of pages: 48
- Weight: 199 g
Editorial review
Martín in Copiopolis is a graphic novel that stands out for its visual proposal and its ability to address complex themes such as originality and creativity in a way that is accessible to younger readers. Marc Brocal's narrative combines adventure and humor with a profound message about the value of the authentic, making it a recommended read for both children and adults who wish to share an enriching literary experience. Its paperback format and 48 pages make it ideal for an agile and entertaining read.