John Dodo and the Deal of the Century – vol. 4

A Dodo Is Never Alone… Because It Has Lots of Friends!

The Dodo, as we know, is extinct. But not in Grandville, where there a deep sense of friendship and
mutual help and, just like the Dodo, there’s still room for other animals that no longer exist these days.

John Dodo lives with his dad and thirteen eccentric uncles and aunts in the enormous Villa Dodo, a house full of secrets and mysterious rooms. Together with his friends — Felix the lion and Zita the platypus — he dives into surreal, funny, exciting, and always unpredictable adventures.

In the fourth book (John Dodo and the Deal of the Century), a mysterious message in a bottle sparks a treasure hunt on the other side of the world. John and his friends set off to an unknown land in search of clues. But they will have to be careful: a ruthless enemy will stop at nothing to thwart them!

• Fummy tories free from stereotypes, respectful of cultures, religions, gender and identity, even in the absence of rigid models of reference.
• When everything seems concluded, the ending of the story always reveals something UNEXPECTED (the stories don’t end with a return to normality – quite the opposite).