The Littlest Fighter
by Joey Weiser
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Pub Date 18 Mar 2025 | Archive Date 26 Feb 2025
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Description
Ash, a novice fighter about the size of a human kid battling giant monsters across the land, has started to make a BIG name for himself as he defeats champion after champion, despite his small size. He’ll fight anyone, even if it means destroying a few buildings or villages along the way. When he stumbles across Dot, a young villager who wants to put an end to the destructive fighting, she urges Ash to put his battling days behind him.
But Ash has big battles on the brain! He has his sights set on finding and defeating the Legendary Champion, an old battler who mysteriously disappeared from the fight scene at the top of his game. Dot and Ash set out to find the Legendary Champion and learn about the surprising reason the epic giant doesn’t fight anymore.
Join Ash, Dot, and all the fighting champions in the fast-paced, action-packed graphic novel The Littlest Fighter!
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781637156308 |
| PRICE | US$14.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 168 |
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Featured Reviews
Librarian 637782
"The Littlest Fighter" is a middle grade graphic novel by Joey Weiser. In a land where kaiju-type creatures fight to be champions over different areas, Ash is a tiny fighter with a lot of power. He doesn't care about being a village's champion. He just wants to defeat everyone. He meets Dot, who wants Ash to stop fighting and consider the consequences. When his actions cause damage to a village, Ash questions what he is doing. Bright and colorful illustrations show off the interesting world and inhabitants. The story feels a bit short, but that's the only downside. A recommended purchase for middle grade graphic novel collections.
