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Olga : On Demenage!
Impossible de savoir ce qui est le plus hilarant : la plume d'Elise Gravel? Ou ses illustrations? Et qui, des jeunes adultes ou des enfants, aiment le plus ses oeuvres? Chose certaine, ses nombreux admirateurs seront ravis de retrouver le personnage d'Olga dans cet album tant attendu. L'anti-héroïne aux répliques cinglantes n'en peut plus des humains (ce qu'ils sont casse-pieds à la fin!). Décidée à retracer les origines de Bof, elle décide de quitter la Terre à destination d'une planète meilleure. Retrouvez, dans ce nouveau tome à mi-chemin entre le journal intime et le roman graphique, une héroïne à l'imagination déjantée dont les tribulations et les réflexions feront rire les lecteurs à coup sûr! Truffé de faits scientifiques et de références culturelles, Olga part en orbite met en scène un modèle féminin fort et anticonformiste que toutes les adolescentes adoreront.
176 pages, Paperback
First published March 13, 2018
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November 9, 2024
Awww, this one was cute!
Olga, the ever animal lover, decides to move to a new planet because she’s not too happy with the humans that inhabit this one. So she hopes that aliens will be nicer, but her pet Meh becomes sick!
(And I like Olga’s hypothesis that Meh comes from Greece due to his love of olives - though most Mediterranean countries would fit the profile!)
In this book Elise gives us some cool facts about space and warns us that the Internet is not a good source of information if you are looking for reassurance!
Page 142 has a ‘typo’ as we read ‘… but I put my shoes on and ran, still wearing my pajama’s’, but in the drawings she’s clearly barefoot (and we know from book #1 that she doesn’t like to wear shoes).
Olga, the ever animal lover, decides to move to a new planet because she’s not too happy with the humans that inhabit this one. So she hopes that aliens will be nicer, but her pet Meh becomes sick!
(And I like Olga’s hypothesis that Meh comes from Greece due to his love of olives - though most Mediterranean countries would fit the profile!)
In this book Elise gives us some cool facts about space and warns us that the Internet is not a good source of information if you are looking for reassurance!
Page 142 has a ‘typo’ as we read ‘… but I put my shoes on and ran, still wearing my pajama’s’, but in the drawings she’s clearly barefoot (and we know from book #1 that she doesn’t like to wear shoes).
March 20, 2020
Kelpo kakkososa kivaan sarjaan.
Kakkosesta ylöspäin.
Kakkosesta ylöspäin.
March 23, 2020
I adore Olga and Meh! Love the artwork and stories, great for adults and kids! Elise peppers in some fun and cool facts throughout the story that make it neat to read as well as being educational!
April 10, 2018
I enjoyed reading this with my seven year old. We enjoy the quirky humour.
May 8, 2022
En el anterior volumen conocimos a Olga, una pequeña un tanto gruñona e independiente, que adora a todo bicho viviente (excepto a los humanos) y que su curiosidad y su inteligencia la lleva a investigarlos mediante la observación y su actuación posterior. En esta ocasión quiere irse del planeta a buscar el planeta de Meh, el “Olgamus” que descubrió en su anterior aventura. Pero Meh está actuando extrañamente (tiene fiebre, actúa con violencia, le han salido unos bultitos) y antes de dejar la Tierra, tendrá que averiguar que es lo que está ocurriendo con él. Como siempre, Olga recurrirá a sus amistades para que la ayuden y también a un veterinario muy especial.
Me encanta Olga y me encanta Meh. Sigue la misma estela que la primera entrega: con unas ilustraciones chulísimas y unos diálogos que enganchan. Vemos como lucha por lo que quiere y utiliza los recursos a su alcance para ello: los adultos, Charlie y las Lalas, el veterinario, la biblioteca y la bibliotecaria, internet para poder investigar… Me ha gustado tanto como la primera, aunque el factor sorpresa y la frescura del anterior ya se pierde un poco en este. El final, para un adulto puede ser bastante predecible, pero no para un niño o niña, que intuyo que puede ser la mar de divertido, sobre todo esos “rollitos de primavera”.
¿Es un libro autoconclusivo? Diría que sí pero no, sí porque la historia en sí comienza y acaba, pero pienso que se necesita la primera parte para ponernos en contexto y saber de dónde viene Meh o la araña. Esperando a ver qué aventuras le deparan a la gruñona de Olga en la siguiente historia.
Me encanta Olga y me encanta Meh. Sigue la misma estela que la primera entrega: con unas ilustraciones chulísimas y unos diálogos que enganchan. Vemos como lucha por lo que quiere y utiliza los recursos a su alcance para ello: los adultos, Charlie y las Lalas, el veterinario, la biblioteca y la bibliotecaria, internet para poder investigar… Me ha gustado tanto como la primera, aunque el factor sorpresa y la frescura del anterior ya se pierde un poco en este. El final, para un adulto puede ser bastante predecible, pero no para un niño o niña, que intuyo que puede ser la mar de divertido, sobre todo esos “rollitos de primavera”.
¿Es un libro autoconclusivo? Diría que sí pero no, sí porque la historia en sí comienza y acaba, pero pienso que se necesita la primera parte para ponernos en contexto y saber de dónde viene Meh o la araña. Esperando a ver qué aventuras le deparan a la gruñona de Olga en la siguiente historia.
December 1, 2020
Really, we ought to write a fan letter to Elise Gravel at this point.
March 25, 2024
Olga and Meh are my absolute favorite. Seriously, Elise Gravel is an amazing writer and my kiddos are in love with this book and many others that EG writes.
November 22, 2024
3.75/5 ⭐️
August 19, 2023
Olga et Bof, le meilleur duo ever! J’adore l’esprit vif et curieux d’Olga et je meurs de curiosité de découvrir un jour quelle espèce est Bof.
April 17, 2025
A funny, unique read. This was great to read aloud to my daughter, and afterwards she read it herself. Though I don't understand where the parents are? Or is that covered in the first book?
February 23, 2020
Olgamus haisee tavallistakin pahemmalta. Löytyisikö apu avaruudesta? Mutta sinne pääseminen ei olekaan ihan yksinkertaista. Hauskat seikkailut jatkuvat, toivottavasti suomentaminen jatkuu.
October 22, 2017
A Worthy Sequel
This is the second book in the Olga series. While I thought it was fine, and while a reader could certainly start with this book, it might be best overall to begin this series with the first book.
In Book 1, ("Olga and the Smelly Thing from Nowhere"), we first meet Olga, find Meh, and are introduced to all of Olga's friends. In that book Olga is grumpy, bordering on grouchy, but we get to see her mellow out as the story progresses. In this new installment Olga continues to have her doubts about the appeal of humans generally, but without the backstory her little asides and gripes, (about pollution, rudeness, and that sort of thing), can feel a touch out of place. In the same vein the existence of Meh, an alien pet-being-thing might feel out of context for a new reader.
I guess the best way to describe it is to note that Book 1 is really a character and story setup book, and this sequel is more a complete story that just jumps right off. As to that story, well, it has a lot of moving parts. Olga wants to be an astronaut so that she and Meh can try to find Meh's home planet. Lots of good stuff about space, the space program, and astronauts. This is where Olga's narrative, funny drawings, Olga's lists, captioned drawings, research results, and all the other graphic novelties and sidebars really shine. Sometimes the book feels like a wacky middle grade multi-media presentation, and I mean that in the best way possible.
Once Olga decides to wait for teleportation to be invented the book heads in an entirely different direction. Meh appears to be ill and Olga tries, increasingly frantically, to figure out Meh's problem. This leads us to all of Olga's quirky adult friends, her best pal, the internet, the sisters next door, and pretty much everyone else we met in Book 1. There's a happy ending, but there is also suspense beforehand as Meh keeps getting sicker. This is handled well, isn't really unnerving, and helps to humanize grouchy Olga, who was never all that grouchy anyway. This is all done with a light touch and a nice sense of humor.
All of this adds up to why I enjoyed this sequel. The story is new. There's a promise of more to come. Olga keeps showing us her better side even as she kvetches, and the author continues to inject sly little bits and jokes to also amuse older readers and adults. This is a quirky little book, but it's ambitious and well crafted, with a sneaky charm and an underlying good humor that I appreciated. I think I'd like any kid who liked this series.
(Please note that I received a free advance will-self-destruct-in-x-days Adobe Digital copy of this book without a review requirement, or any influence regarding review content should I choose to post a review. Apart from that I have no connection at all to either the author or the publisher of this book.)
This is the second book in the Olga series. While I thought it was fine, and while a reader could certainly start with this book, it might be best overall to begin this series with the first book.
In Book 1, ("Olga and the Smelly Thing from Nowhere"), we first meet Olga, find Meh, and are introduced to all of Olga's friends. In that book Olga is grumpy, bordering on grouchy, but we get to see her mellow out as the story progresses. In this new installment Olga continues to have her doubts about the appeal of humans generally, but without the backstory her little asides and gripes, (about pollution, rudeness, and that sort of thing), can feel a touch out of place. In the same vein the existence of Meh, an alien pet-being-thing might feel out of context for a new reader.
I guess the best way to describe it is to note that Book 1 is really a character and story setup book, and this sequel is more a complete story that just jumps right off. As to that story, well, it has a lot of moving parts. Olga wants to be an astronaut so that she and Meh can try to find Meh's home planet. Lots of good stuff about space, the space program, and astronauts. This is where Olga's narrative, funny drawings, Olga's lists, captioned drawings, research results, and all the other graphic novelties and sidebars really shine. Sometimes the book feels like a wacky middle grade multi-media presentation, and I mean that in the best way possible.
Once Olga decides to wait for teleportation to be invented the book heads in an entirely different direction. Meh appears to be ill and Olga tries, increasingly frantically, to figure out Meh's problem. This leads us to all of Olga's quirky adult friends, her best pal, the internet, the sisters next door, and pretty much everyone else we met in Book 1. There's a happy ending, but there is also suspense beforehand as Meh keeps getting sicker. This is handled well, isn't really unnerving, and helps to humanize grouchy Olga, who was never all that grouchy anyway. This is all done with a light touch and a nice sense of humor.
All of this adds up to why I enjoyed this sequel. The story is new. There's a promise of more to come. Olga keeps showing us her better side even as she kvetches, and the author continues to inject sly little bits and jokes to also amuse older readers and adults. This is a quirky little book, but it's ambitious and well crafted, with a sneaky charm and an underlying good humor that I appreciated. I think I'd like any kid who liked this series.
(Please note that I received a free advance will-self-destruct-in-x-days Adobe Digital copy of this book without a review requirement, or any influence regarding review content should I choose to post a review. Apart from that I have no connection at all to either the author or the publisher of this book.)
January 3, 2021
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Ritornano le avventure di Olga una simpatica bambina, intelligente e dai sani principi che ha come amico un strano animaletto. E si, strano perché Meh, questo è il suo nome, sembra essere un incrocio tra un maiale e un capibara, puzza, mangia olive ed è molto coccoloso.
Secondo le sue ricerche, Olga è certa di aver scoperto una specie aliena, che ha deciso di chiamare, Olgamus Ridiculusu.
Forse sarà per questo motivo che Olga è decisa a lasciare la Terra e a trasferirsi in qualche pianeta dell'Universo? Olga è quasi pronta a partire, con se porterà ovviamente Meh, la causa del viaggio, e la sua amica Rita, un ragno da bagno... purtroppo però non potrà portare con sè il suo migliore amico, Chuck, (p.s vi assicuro che è un vero bambino questa volta) ma la scienza chiama.
Purtroppo però Meh sembra avere riscontrato l'influenza, qualcosa infatti non va, continua a dormire, a vomitare e a non voler uscire, in più ha anche delle pretuberanze strane e rosa sulla pancia, cosa sarà mai? A questo punto è il caso di cercare un veterinario Olga non trovi? Ma se Meh finisse in un laboratorio di ricerca cosa farebbe la nostra amica? Chissà magari la nostra Meh ci sta solo riservando una dolce sorpresa.
Olga va in orbita (forse) è un carinissimo libro per ragazzi che tra illustrazioni, osservazioni e risate, ci regalerà anche qualche nozione scentifica molto singolare e veritiera.
È una storia piacevole che divertirà sì i più piccoli ma vi assicuro che anche i più grandi si faranno delle grosse risate. Cosa aspettate allora? Meh e Olga vi aspettano.
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Ritornano le avventure di Olga una simpatica bambina, intelligente e dai sani principi che ha come amico un strano animaletto. E si, strano perché Meh, questo è il suo nome, sembra essere un incrocio tra un maiale e un capibara, puzza, mangia olive ed è molto coccoloso.
Secondo le sue ricerche, Olga è certa di aver scoperto una specie aliena, che ha deciso di chiamare, Olgamus Ridiculusu.
Forse sarà per questo motivo che Olga è decisa a lasciare la Terra e a trasferirsi in qualche pianeta dell'Universo? Olga è quasi pronta a partire, con se porterà ovviamente Meh, la causa del viaggio, e la sua amica Rita, un ragno da bagno... purtroppo però non potrà portare con sè il suo migliore amico, Chuck, (p.s vi assicuro che è un vero bambino questa volta) ma la scienza chiama.
Purtroppo però Meh sembra avere riscontrato l'influenza, qualcosa infatti non va, continua a dormire, a vomitare e a non voler uscire, in più ha anche delle pretuberanze strane e rosa sulla pancia, cosa sarà mai? A questo punto è il caso di cercare un veterinario Olga non trovi? Ma se Meh finisse in un laboratorio di ricerca cosa farebbe la nostra amica? Chissà magari la nostra Meh ci sta solo riservando una dolce sorpresa.
Olga va in orbita (forse) è un carinissimo libro per ragazzi che tra illustrazioni, osservazioni e risate, ci regalerà anche qualche nozione scentifica molto singolare e veritiera.
È una storia piacevole che divertirà sì i più piccoli ma vi assicuro che anche i più grandi si faranno delle grosse risate. Cosa aspettate allora? Meh e Olga vi aspettano.
May 27, 2022
🚀Buenas a todos!!! Hoy os traigo un cuento muy molón de la mano de @blackiebooks Se trata de una nueva entrega de nuestra querida #Olga la niña que adora los animales y, en esta ocasión, se nos va al espacio.
🚀#OlgaViajaAlEspacioExteriorONo es un cuento para niños a partir de 6-8 años. La editorial recomienda 8 años, pero mi sobrina de 6 adora a esta personajilla y disfruta de sus azañas a tope.
🚀¿Qué vamos a encontrar en esta nueva historia de la amiga de los animales? Pues una nueva aventura se ve interrumpida por los extraños comportamientos de su "amigo" Meh.
🚀Olga nos enseña el valor del cuidado, de pedir ayuda cuando es necesario, el valor de la investigación y muchos aprendizajes sobre el espacio.
🚀Es un libro divertido, con muchas curiosidades para los más pequeños, aprendizajes vitales y entretenimiento por un tubo.
🚀Tanto la historia como las ilustraciones son de @elisegravel y son totalmente acertadas porque tienen ese toque jovial, expresivo y dinámico que necesita para crear un libro adictivo y fascinante.
🚀Si no habéis leído el anterior para poder conocer en profundidad de donde vienen los amigos de nuestra prota y obtener el contexto para seguir con ellos en esta nueva aventura.
🚀El ejemplar es una maravilla. En tapa dura con 186 páginas a color. Le doy mil gracias a la editorial por ejemplar y mis felicitaciones por tan preciosa edición.
🚀#OlgaViajaAlEspacioExteriorONo es un cuento para niños a partir de 6-8 años. La editorial recomienda 8 años, pero mi sobrina de 6 adora a esta personajilla y disfruta de sus azañas a tope.
🚀¿Qué vamos a encontrar en esta nueva historia de la amiga de los animales? Pues una nueva aventura se ve interrumpida por los extraños comportamientos de su "amigo" Meh.
🚀Olga nos enseña el valor del cuidado, de pedir ayuda cuando es necesario, el valor de la investigación y muchos aprendizajes sobre el espacio.
🚀Es un libro divertido, con muchas curiosidades para los más pequeños, aprendizajes vitales y entretenimiento por un tubo.
🚀Tanto la historia como las ilustraciones son de @elisegravel y son totalmente acertadas porque tienen ese toque jovial, expresivo y dinámico que necesita para crear un libro adictivo y fascinante.
🚀Si no habéis leído el anterior para poder conocer en profundidad de donde vienen los amigos de nuestra prota y obtener el contexto para seguir con ellos en esta nueva aventura.
🚀El ejemplar es una maravilla. En tapa dura con 186 páginas a color. Le doy mil gracias a la editorial por ejemplar y mis felicitaciones por tan preciosa edición.
March 15, 2018
While this is an excellent sequel, it would be a poor jumping-on point for the series. Readers really do need to have read the first book before tackling this one, as most of the characters are introduced before this book starts. That especially applies to Meh, the "pet" that Olga acquired in the first book.
This book deals with Olga's attachment to Meh, even when Meh is apparently sick in a fairly repulsive set of ways. Olga's behavior is adorable, and anyone who has ever seen a child love a pet would understand at least most of her behavior.
The oddest thing about this book, that I only realized after reading it, was the total absence of adult family members in the story. The only adults here are two very different librarians and the staff and folks at a veterinary office. Olga's interactions with them range from friendly to very peculiar.
The hybrid nature of the book will make it visually similar to things like Big Nate or other books mixing text with cartoony graphics, but the story is a little different. Unlike some of the books of this nature, the Olga books each have a story running through the entire book, albeit with lots of digressions.
Overall, highly recommended for anyone who read and liked the first volume. Hold off on it until you can do that, though.
This book deals with Olga's attachment to Meh, even when Meh is apparently sick in a fairly repulsive set of ways. Olga's behavior is adorable, and anyone who has ever seen a child love a pet would understand at least most of her behavior.
The oddest thing about this book, that I only realized after reading it, was the total absence of adult family members in the story. The only adults here are two very different librarians and the staff and folks at a veterinary office. Olga's interactions with them range from friendly to very peculiar.
The hybrid nature of the book will make it visually similar to things like Big Nate or other books mixing text with cartoony graphics, but the story is a little different. Unlike some of the books of this nature, the Olga books each have a story running through the entire book, albeit with lots of digressions.
Overall, highly recommended for anyone who read and liked the first volume. Hold off on it until you can do that, though.
August 10, 2018
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Cute book. I didn't like it as much as the first one, but it was still a very entertaining read.
In this book, Olga speculates where Meh came from and dreams of going into space to find others of Meh's kind. While doing so, Olga gives the reader interesting facts about space and space travel, including a list of famous females in space. I love the focus on women in STEM fields. It is one of the things I really enjoy about this series.
The rest of the book is a funny and random adventure, which includes a strange trip to the vet and Meh's mysterious health issues. As an adult reading this, the cause of Meh's health issues were pretty obvious (it's kind of an overused theme in children's literature by now), but I can see how kid's wouldn't necessarily expect it.
As with the first, I enjoyed the artwork in the book.
Overall, this is a good read, but a bit more predictable than the first (for an adult at least). Still entertaining though. I will definitely continue to read this series if more books come out.
Cute book. I didn't like it as much as the first one, but it was still a very entertaining read.
In this book, Olga speculates where Meh came from and dreams of going into space to find others of Meh's kind. While doing so, Olga gives the reader interesting facts about space and space travel, including a list of famous females in space. I love the focus on women in STEM fields. It is one of the things I really enjoy about this series.
The rest of the book is a funny and random adventure, which includes a strange trip to the vet and Meh's mysterious health issues. As an adult reading this, the cause of Meh's health issues were pretty obvious (it's kind of an overused theme in children's literature by now), but I can see how kid's wouldn't necessarily expect it.
As with the first, I enjoyed the artwork in the book.
Overall, this is a good read, but a bit more predictable than the first (for an adult at least). Still entertaining though. I will definitely continue to read this series if more books come out.
March 24, 2023
Olga talks about space travel and does a bunch of studying for it, she wants to leave the world because she's tired of humans. Especially the ones who pet her and make her feel small. Olga does a bunch of research and hopes to look into space and find other species, something that we haven't documented. Even though she wants to go to space, when she finds out most of the aliens are humanoid she is very disappointed by that.
Oh, Meh gets sick with a very obvious sickness, if you've ever had a pet who is in the situation. You know before the reveal what's wrong. The entire time they talk about weird pimples on her tummy and other things that hint at what's going on. By the end of the book there are eight little surprises.
I enjoyed book two much better than book one, book one felt a little bit more mean spirited than this one has. I feel like it had to get the mean Spirit out and then it would become cute and friendly. And it has.
Oh, Meh gets sick with a very obvious sickness, if you've ever had a pet who is in the situation. You know before the reveal what's wrong. The entire time they talk about weird pimples on her tummy and other things that hint at what's going on. By the end of the book there are eight little surprises.
I enjoyed book two much better than book one, book one felt a little bit more mean spirited than this one has. I feel like it had to get the mean Spirit out and then it would become cute and friendly. And it has.
September 1, 2018
Olga is interested in leaving earth to get away from annoying humans and to find her pet Meh's home planet, as Meh is an unknown species Olga found in the first book. It would have been a bit more helpful to have read the first book, but there was still enjoyment to be found in this installment. I was curious why she was so annoyed by most humans. I appreciated Olga's love of animals, her approach to research, and her love of her local librarian. The story was fairly predictable, from an adult point of view, but may surprise young readers. Nice read for reluctant readers, especially those who have a quirky sense of humor.
March 28, 2021
Toisessa kirjassaan Vakava Tiede Lapsi eli Olga unelmoi avaruusmatkoista. Ihmiset on ärsyttäviä, joten avaruus voisi olla kova juttu. Haiseva Njää-olento on arvatenkin sieltä, joten sieltä voisi löytyä sen kaltaisia söpöjä (haisevia) olentoja.
Sen verran spoilereita tässä nyt, että Olga ei pääse avaruuteen. Olin tästä jonkin verran pettynyt. Eläinlääkärissä käyminen ei ihan paikkaa jännittävyydessään avaruusmatkaa.
Hilpeä tämä silti oli. Mutta avaruus, sepä vasta olisi ollut jotain.
Sen verran spoilereita tässä nyt, että Olga ei pääse avaruuteen. Olin tästä jonkin verran pettynyt. Eläinlääkärissä käyminen ei ihan paikkaa jännittävyydessään avaruusmatkaa.
Hilpeä tämä silti oli. Mutta avaruus, sepä vasta olisi ollut jotain.
March 26, 2018
I received this through Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.
This book was strange, but funny. Olga's alien pet, Meh, has begun acting stranger than usual. Olga knows that her pet is sick and she will get to the bottom of how to make her pet feel better.
Graphic novel readers will enjoy this strange story.
This book was strange, but funny. Olga's alien pet, Meh, has begun acting stranger than usual. Olga knows that her pet is sick and she will get to the bottom of how to make her pet feel better.
Graphic novel readers will enjoy this strange story.
August 17, 2018
In this book, Olga and her alien pet Meh want to go to Meh's planet. They start at the library to find out about space travel. Meh starts to act sick and has bumps all over. Olga takes Meh to the vet. The vet is very strange. After a few more experiences, Olga and Meh decide to stay on earth. This is a simple and quick story, but it is cute. (review by Daphne, 6th grade)
March 23, 2018
I love this series and this was a great addition. Overall, this book is very quirky with high kid appeal and a colorful layout. I love what a strong female character Olga is. I was genuinely and very pleasantly surprised by the ending! A great Wimpy kid read alike
July 7, 2018
This is the second book in the Olga series, and is amazing. Meh gets a mysterious illnesses and a fraud celebrity veterinarian takes meh to gain more fame online, because meh is the first animal of its kind to visit earth. Luckily it's just because meh was PREGNANT with Meh babies! Awww!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 20, 2018
Olga the grumpy scientist was wonderful in her debut but in her sophomore appearance, her challenges are a little less fun. Though it's nice to see Olga and sweet Meh the stinky Olgamus, this book will be somewhat of a let down for her fans.
February 14, 2019
this is delightfully illustrated, written AND it shows scientific method - but in a sneaky way that most kids won't notice. The first Olga book got ME (designer, artist) and my HUSBAND (scientist) so excited that i pre-ordered "We're out of here!".
Highly recommend. My son is 7.
Highly recommend. My son is 7.
September 7, 2019
This series (2 so far; more, please!) is so great to read aloud with an 8/9 year-old somewhat reluctant reader. Half graphic novel, half straight narrative, we took turns reading the characters. So funny and smart with a great twist at the end!
October 29, 2024
I read this to Ellie and we enjoyed it. It's a fun book and the illustrations keep you entertained as you read Olga's story. My library has books 2 and 3 so we actually purchased book 1 so we could read the beginning of Olga and Meh's story.
April 29, 2018
Fairly predictable but still oodles of fun.
July 4, 2018
Not as funny as the first book, but still entertaining and endearing
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