Book cover: Gentlemen
Gentlemen

Gentlemen

Two gentlemen. One priceless treasure. Absolutely no chance this goes according to plan.

By Ben Rowberry & Tim Rowberry · Ages 7–12 · Wordless graphic adventure · 25 pages

Nigel and Abbot have been invited to the Museum of National Treasures for the unveiling of a priceless ruby. What could possibly go wrong?

Quite a lot, as it turns out.

What begins as a perfectly respectable museum visit quickly becomes a chaotic adventure filled with suspicious characters, ancient exhibits, flying hats, unexpected mummies, and one very valuable treasure.

Now Nigel and Abbot are caught in the middle of it all. They'll have to use their wits, their courage, and perhaps a little luck to make it through the museum in one piece.

Gentlemen is a completely wordless graphic adventure told through expressive illustrations and comic-style panels. With no dialogue explaining what happens next, readers get to follow the action, discover the details, and tell the story in their own words.

Packed with visual humor, action, mystery, and details to discover on every page, Gentlemen invites kids to experience the adventure differently every time they open the book.

Perfect for kids who love funny graphic novels, visual storytelling, mysteries, and action-packed adventures.

No words. Just two gentlemen, one priceless treasure, and a museum visit that goes completely off the rails.

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Completely wordless storytelling

Comic-style action and visual humor

Details and clues to discover on every read

Characters

Meet the characters

Nigel Mortimer Bostrick

Nigel Mortimer Bostrick

Goat · Recurring protagonist

Nigel is curious and inventive, with a more cerebral approach to situations.

Character sketches for Nigel Mortimer Bostrick
Abbot Meriwether Cuskley

Abbot Meriwether Cuskley

Koala · Recurring protagonist

Abbot is adventurous, confident, and action-oriented.

Character sketches for Abbot Meriwether Cuskley
Reader reactions

What readers are saying

“This book is a lot of fun. My four year old daughter has been flipping through it every day since we got it in the mail. Great art, a fun story, and an overall awesome read for kids. I’d definitely recommend it.”

Amazon review
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