Bolivar

Sybil notices her neighbor Bolivar is a dinosaur, but no one else believes her. When an unlikely parking ticket pulls him into an adventure, he must choose to live unnoticed or reveal himself to the city. Bolivar the book is for Bolivars, Manhattan-lovers, graphic novel enthusiasts, and parents looking for a good bedtime story.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 224 pages
Publication date: 12 November 2020
Publisher: Archaia Studios Press

Sybil, a curious and observant individual, notices something peculiar about her neighbor, Bolivar, but faces difficulty convincing others to believe her suspicions. Amid the bustling streets of New York City, where people are preoccupied with their daily lives, Bolivar, a dinosaur, goes unnoticed by everyone except Sybil. With his unique characteristics such as an odd height, tiny arms, and long tail, Bolivar remains hidden from the eyes of the city. However, when an unexpected parking ticket brings Bolivar into an adventure from City Hall to the New York Natural History Museum, he is forced to confront a crucial decision: whether to continue living unnoticed or embrace his true identity and reveal himself to the world.

Bolivar's journey serves as a metaphor for the introvert within each of us. It speaks to the desire to retreat from the world, maintain isolation, and avoid potential harm. While dinosaurs may no longer exist, Bolivars, representing the quiet and unique individuals among us, thrive. This book appeals to a diverse audience, including graphic novel enthusiasts, Manhattan lovers, parents seeking bedtime stories, and anyone who can relate to the struggles and triumphs of being a Bolivar.

Through its engaging illustrations and relatable narrative, "Bolivar the Book" offers a delightful and entertaining experience. It encourages readers to embrace their individuality, celebrate their differences, and recognize the beauty of being seen and heard in a world that sometimes seeks to ignore or overlook those who are different.

Weight: 470g
Dimension: 193 x 191 x 16 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781684155927