Brave Chef Brianna

By Sam Sykes, Selina Espiritu and Sarah Stern

Brianna Jakobsson has big cooking dreams, and when her ailing restaurateur father poses a challenge to his only daughter and fifteen sons, she seizes the opportunity. She’s going to have the best restaurant around and earn the family empire. Thing is, the only place she can afford to set up shop is in Monster City. Her menu is full of weird delicacies, her kitchen is run by a half-bird harpy, and her dining room is filled with skeleton businessmen. Add on the nefarious Madame Cron, some highly competitive siblings and Brianna’s plate is literally . . . full. Brave Chef Brianna from writer Sam Sykes (Munchkin) and artist Selina Espiritu explores one woman’s incredible journey to realize her dreams in the unlikeliest of places. Welcome to Monster City!

• Language: English
• Publisher: KaBOOM
• Release date: Dec 6, 2017
• ISBN: 9781613987278

Sam Sykes

SAM SYKES is the author of the Aeons’ Gate trilogy for Pyr, and The City Stained Red for Orbit. He’s a popular humorous online personality with a dedicated fanbase and over 10,000 Twitter followers.

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Reviews for Brave Chef Brianna

[Amber · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Absolutely amazing! This book touched on some deeper topics that I was not expecting. Very impressed. I would give more stars if I could.

[Robyn · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

This story is an allegory for gentrification with the adorable human moving to the city where monsters live because human cities have become to expensive. She opens up a restaurant in the monster city and of course she learns monster cuisine better than the monsters and the evil snake (brown with a head wrap... c’mon) resorts to cheating to discredit her. This story was absolutely gross.

[Soph Meredith · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Would be helpful to zoom in as writing very small

[Bruna Miranda · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Apesar da arte ser linda e eu ser muito fã de quadrinhos/livros sobre culinária, os personagens não são tão desenvolvidos quanto eu gostaria e tem alguns problemas com a história que me deixaram com o pé atrás de continuar lendo.