Volando voy (Chiki Klub, 2)

A tiny club, giant adventures, and zero boredom to get little ones hooked on reading. The Woodson family's youngest members have one very clear rule: boredom is forbidden in their Chiki Klub. Between homemade inventions, sea monsters that are more funny than scary, and rugs that have no orientation, they always find a way to turn an ordinary day into an adventure. This children's graphic novel brings together two highly visual and dynamic stories, designed for boys and girls who are starting to read independently. In the first adventure, a homemade boat with a transparent bottom, the Natillus, transforms a stroll by the sea into an underwater expedition complete with seasickness, hungry sharks, and the appearance of Brenda, a giant monster who ends up being the most unexpected friend. In the second, a rug bought at a flea market turns out to be magical but... rather clumsy. Instead of taking them to dream destinations, he drops them off in places with similar names and hilarious results: a Paris that isn't in France, an Amazon full of packages and delivery trucks… Geography doesn't fare very well, but laughter certainly does.