Description
In Frederic, Tennis on Ice
Book Summary
On a typical Saturday, Frederic wakes up late, enjoys a hot chocolate, draws non-stop, and meets up with his friends to play tennis. However, what promised to be a quiet day turns into an unexpected adventure when the group finds a strange object with surprising powers. This children's graphic novel combines everyday routine with a touch of fantasy, offering young readers a fun, imaginative story where play transforms into something extraordinary.
What is it about?
The story follows Frederic, a boy who takes advantage of Saturdays to do everything he loves: sleep in, have hot chocolate for breakfast, draw, and, above all, play tennis with his friends. But that routine is broken when the group discovers a mysterious object that possesses hard-to-believe powers. From that moment on, the tennis match becomes a unique and surprising experience where reality and fantasy blend. The work explores how an unexpected discovery can transform a normal day into an unforgettable adventure, maintaining the playful spirit and creativity inherent in childhood.
Main themes
- Friendship and shared play among children.
- Imagination as a driver for everyday adventures.
- The discovery of the extraordinary in common situations.
- Childhood creativity and the capacity for wonder.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at children from age 3 and up, especially those who enjoy illustrated stories with a touch of fantasy. It is also ideal for parents and educators looking for readings that foster imagination, group play, and curiosity about the unknown. Because of its graphic novel format, it is accessible to early readers and fans of children's comics.
What this book contributes
- A story that stimulates children's imagination and creativity.
- A visually appealing read thanks to its graphic novel format.
- A reflection on how the extraordinary can arise in the daily routine.
- A tale that reinforces values such as friendship and teamwork.
- A fun and accessible reading experience for little ones.
Technical specifications
- Author: Luchini, Maxi
- Publisher: Bang ediciones
- Language: Catalan
- Subject: Graphic novels, Animal stories (children's/young adult), Comics and graphic novels
- Collection: Mamut 3+
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: February 2010
- Number of pages: 40
- Weight: 120 g
Editorial review
In Frederic, Tennis on Ice is a simple yet effective proposal within children's comics. Maxi Luchini manages to capture the essence of childhood play and everyday surprise with a light and accessible tone. Its hardcover format and short length make it manageable for the little ones, while the combination of routine and fantasy offers an ideal starting point for conversations about imagination and friendship. A recommended read to introduce children to the world of graphic novels.