I, Elvis Riboldi
Bono Bidari

Pages: 224
Target: 12+
First edition: 2011



A graphic novel with all the ingredients of the best-sellers in the genre, comparable with Diary of a Wimpy Kid.

Rights shared with: Silvia Bastos Literary Agency

Synopsis:
Elvis Riboldi is a new collection combining the comic and the novel, in the style of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Elvis is a blabbermouth and for some he's a right little devil, something that causes both disasters and side-splitting guffaws among his readers. The mix of illustrations and text and his crazy adventures make it attractive for adults readers too. In the first episode, Elvis thinks about his dearest childhood memories, but after three pages he's had enough; he then begins on the most horrible ones, which are even more hilarious: the first lessons about life, his first pranks.

About the author
Bono Bidari is the pseudonym of the team made up of Jaume Copons, Daniel Cerdà, Ramon Cabrera – all well-known prize-winning authors in children’s and young people’s literature and scriptwriters, the people behind major hits like Los Lunnis – and the illustrator Òscar Julve, the winner of a host of prizes for his children’s albums.