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Robbery by Joaquín Camp

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$21.83 $29.5 In stock

3-7 years

Sometimes the real treasures are the people you meet along the way. Fans of Mac Barnett, Jory John, and Chris Haughton will adore this hilarious story of a bank robbery that doesn't go according to plan. Loosely inspired by the most famous bank heist in Argentina, Joaquín Camp decided to explore what would happen if the thieves had not been successful and had instead been content with what they already have. If instead of arriving at the bank, our thieves had landed in all sorts of other surprising places. The result is a story of upending expectations, teamwork, acceptance, and above all friendship, enjoyed over a delicious meal, of course.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Henry Q. ★★★★★

The illustrations perfectly capture the bank robbers' clueless expressions, and the twist ending had my son asking to read it again immediately.

Avery ★★★★☆

My 5-year-old was giggling the whole way through this bank robbery story—the twist at the end really surprised us both. The illustrations are wonderfully expressive, and the humor feels spot-on for fans of Mac Barnett. I just wish the ending was a tiny bit longer to wrap things up.