Description
MARTÍ IN COPIOPOLIS
Book summary
Martí is impatiently waiting for the visit of his grandfather, who owns a magical book passed down from generation to generation that allows travel to unusual places. When Nora, Martí's little sister, accidentally falls into one of the book's pages, they both embark on a rescue mission that leads them to discover Copiopolis, a city where everything is copyable. A visual and narrative adventure that combines fantasy, humor, and reflection on originality.
What is it about?
The story begins with the anticipation of Martí, a boy who yearns for the arrival of his grandfather, guardian of a magical family book. This book has the power to transport those who open it to extraordinary worlds. The plot accelerates when Nora, Martí's little sister, accidentally falls into one of the pages of the book. To rescue her, Martí and his grandfather enter Copiopolis, a surprising city where everything, from the buildings to the inhabitants, is a copy. Throughout their journey, the protagonists face comical situations and challenges that test their ingenuity, while discovering the rules and peculiarities of this universe where originality is conspicuously absent.
Main themes
- Adventure and the initiatory journey through a magical book.
- The intergenerational relationship between grandfather and grandson.
- The exploration of a fantastic world based on copying and repetition.
- The value of originality versus imitation.
- Humor and fantasy as a narrative engine.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is recommended for boys and girls from 6 years old who enjoy fantastic adventure stories with a touch of humor. It is also ideal for young readers who are starting independent reading, thanks to its comic format and its attractive visual narrative. Parents and educators looking to foster imagination and a love for reading will find this work a playful and stimulating resource.
What this book offers
- A visual adventure that stimulates imagination and creativity.
- A gentle and fun reflection on the concept of originality and copying.
- An emotional bond between generations that reinforces family values.
- An accessible and entertaining reading experience, ideal for early readers.
- A comic format that facilitates understanding and following the story.
Technical specifications
- Author: Marc Brocal
- Publisher: Bang Ediciones
- Language: Catalan
- Subject: Comics and graphic novels
- Collection: Catalan
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: August 2017
- Number of pages: 48
- Weight: 144 g
Editorial review
Martí in Copiopolis is a fresh and original proposal within children's comics, which combines a fantastic premise with accessible humor. Marc Brocal builds a visually attractive world and a simple but effective plot, ideal for capturing the attention of the little ones. The work stands out for its ability to entertain while simultaneously inviting reflection on creativity and imitation, all wrapped up in a family adventure. A recommended title for those looking for light, fun reading with a subtle message.