This was a secondhand bookstore find that I simply couldn't resist. Though generally not a Graphic Novel reader, it was too cute to miss! Gabby rarely speaks, is picked on by the popular crowd, and simply doesn't seem to fit. Well, I say good for her! Who'd want to fit in with THOSE people? Same goes for a Gator that happens to be afraid of...water. Oh yes, water. There's a reason why, but I'll let you discover that on your own. Anywho, these two supposed misfits were made for each other and the friendship that develops is top notch in my book. They're there for each other, support one another, and tackle challenges they face, snout first. A great pick for the kiddos as well as adults. ( )

Well that was a quick read. Good book, just awfully concise.

Love the satirical touches, for example the airhead fickle blond girls and the sexy news reporter. Love just how cute a story it is, all about being true to yourself, and finding one special friend. Most of all, love Gabby herself. A vegetarian, responsible for the family garden regularly collects litter and recyclables, and is willing to learn new skills and take on new responsibilities. She's my hero!

Sequel? ( )

This book is for younger readers, it has a funny story line where the gator likes to eat the other neighborhood pets. Also, Gabby never fit in with the other neighborhood kids so when Gabby and Gator met they became best friends. ( )

This book would be great for setting as they go on different adventures.

Gabby is an independent little girl but often feel lonely until she meets Gator. Gator has a nasty habit of eating other pets and is not accepted by the neighbourhood pets and was flushed down the tolet as a young crocodile. The two develop a cute friendship that will inspire readers to continue to follow this humors tale. ( )