Caveman Comics: Ug's Job Quest Adventure:

by Tim Frady

Overview

Ug Lug and his family of crazies are at it again! In this second book in the series, Ug the caveman, who
recently landed in our modern-day world through the means of time travel, is on a quest for a job. Heaven
help anybody who hires him! Along the way, Ug learns to drive and drives his robotic dog pal,
Oscar crazy in the process. See Ug and Oscar raise the blood pressure of new character, Mr. Boss, to
levels unsurpassed in human endurance on a construction site and later in the army where Mr. Boss
makes a futile attempt to escape the lamebrain caveman and his computerized canine.Also, in this
book, meet Clyde, cousin of Claw the Cat from book one. If you've ever thought you have the laziest cat in
the world, you haven't met Clyde who sets new records at laziness. Who would think there's a lot
more hard work in avoiding work than actually working.This book also features short funnies guaranteed
to make you and your kids laugh out loud, and there's a learn to draw Ug guide aspiring
artists will love. They'll read it again and again!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781663535481
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	07/17/2020
Series:	Caveman Comics , #2
Pages:	68
Product dimensions:	8.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.14(d)
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

Tim Frady holds an educational degree in Interdisciplinary Studies and has written other books for kids
including books dealing with health and history. This time around he explores his love of comic books
within the pages of Caveman Comics that he has cultivated since his early childhood when he found
several funny animal comics discarded into a trashcan by his grandmother. Even though the comics were
slightly ripped some of the covers were still intact and became the very beginning of his first comic
book collection. Tim Frady believes kids deserve to have good-natured fun to read. He believes kids
need escapist entertainment that allows them to explore worlds of science fiction that are filled with
off the wall characters created to make kids laugh and forget their everyday drudgery.

Tim Frady credits comic books for not only assisting him in learning to read very proficiently but also in
building the foundations of reading that allowed him to excel in all classes during his early childhood.