The Ghastly Dandies Do the Classics

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They're dapper. They're monstrous. They're erudite. They're the Ghastly Dandies, a breed of beast that happen to be as well-versed in classics as they are well-dressed in knickers and neckties!

These ghastlies are guaranteed to delight readers of all ages with their clever renditions of Moby Dick, Hamlet, The Odyssey, Pride and Prejudice, Sherlock Holmes, and more.

These classic, illustrated tales told by monsters are sure to make your own little "ghastly" giggle. It's the kind of book you'll want to read to your kids, read again with your friends, and show off on your coffee table when you're done.

Don't miss the first compendium of adult classics ever to be told by monsters!
They're dapper. They're monstrous. They're erudite. They're the Ghastly Dandies, a breed of beast that happen to be as well-versed in classics as they are well-dressed in knickers and neckties! These ghastlies are guaranteed to delight readers of all ages with their clever renditions of Moby Dic...

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Ben Gibson is the co-founder and art director of Pop Chart Lab, a Brooklyn-based design company that seeks "to render all of human experience in chart form." Ben lives in Philadelphia with his wife and their son. The Ghastly Dandies Do the Classics is his first book for children.
Ben Gibson is the co-founder and art director of Pop Chart Lab, a Brooklyn-based design company that seeks "to render all of human experience in chart form." Ben lives in Philadelphia with his wife and their son. The Ghastly Dandies Do the Classics is his first book for children.

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