by Peirce, Lincoln,
[ 12. Miscellaneous ] Authors: Big Nate (Television program) | Watson, Mitch,--screenwriter. | Owen, Elliott,--(TV writer),--screenwriter. | Allan, Sarah,--(TV writer),--screenwriter. Physical details: 221 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 22 cm. Subject(s): Big Nate --Comic books, strips, etc. | Friendship --Comic books, strips, etc. | Boys --Conduct of life --Comic books, strips, etc. | Schools --Comic books, strips, etc. | Middle school students --Comic books, strips, etc. | Conduct of life --Comic books, strips, etc. | Practical jokes --Comic books, strips, etc.
Item type :
12. Miscellaneous
| Location | Collection | Call Number | Status | Date Due |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parkside Elementary School | PB Graphic Novel | 741.59 PEI | Checked out | 05/03/2024 |
Chiefly illustrations.
"Nickelodeon"
"Based on the episodes written by Sarah Allan, Mitch Watson, Emily Brundige, and Eric Shaw."
"Now an animated series with Paramount+ and Nickelodeon"--Cover.
How to pull a proper prank / based on the short written by Sarah Allan and Mitch Watson -- The pimple / based on the episode written by Emily Brundige -- Picture day / based on the short written by Emily Brundige -- Time disruptors / based on the episode written by Eric Shaw and Mitch Watson.
When it comes to making mischief, Nate Wright's in a class by himself. Whether he's pranking his sister with fluorescent toothpaste or giving the school yearbook an unauthorized glow-up, Nate's genius for trickery always earns straight As. Based on the hit Big Nate TV show on Paramount+ and Nickelodeon, Big Nate: Prank You Very Much features stories from two shorts and two complete episodes. In "The Pimple," a honkin' zit on Nate's forehead unexpectedly becomes the most miraculous good luck charm in school history. In "Time Disruptors," Nate and his pals channel a legendary team of superheroes to rescue Francis from the clutches of P.S. 38's obnoxious archrival, Jefferson Middle School. Two short stories showcase Nate's unmatched prank-pulling flair along with his hilarious response to a school picture day gone horribly wrong. Combining the animated series's full-color artwork with the hand-drawn illustrations so familiar to fans of Big Nate comics, Prank You Very Much packs a serious comic punch!