Petty Theft

Translated by Helge Dascher
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Petty Theft

Translated by Helge Dascher
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  • Published date: May 27, 2014
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 104
  • Publisher: Drawn & Quarterly Publications
  • ISBN: 9781770461529
  • Dimensions: 5.85" W x 0.4" L x 8.25" H
Pascal Girard was born in Jonquire, Quebec, Canada, in 1981. He began filling his notebook with drawings on his very first day of school and never stopped. Since he was unable to rid himself of this habit, he naturally decided to make it his career. Girard is the award-winning author of Nicolas, Bigfoot, Reunion, and Petty Theft. He lives in Montreal.
[ Petty Theft ] manages to convey both the lightness and loneliness of a recent breakup. . . Drawn with simple, expressive linework, the story's trials and travails are full of humor, but the moments of Pascal alone in a room crowded with books and old possessions bring a sincere levity to the tale." - Bitch Magazine

"If you're in the mood for a sparkling entertainment of a comic to read in the sun on a summer afternoon, you won't find another book as cheerful, or as beautifully told, as Petty Theft ." - The Stranger

"Awkward humour, physical stunts, romance, babies, that white dreadlocked guy in spinning class . . . it's all here." - CBC Books Holiday Gift Guide

"[In] Petty Theft, Pascal Girard offers up a dry, humorous, and neurotic look at his own dating life . . . Much of the humor comes out in Pascal's actions, which range from slapstick to irony, and while he and the woman of his dreams may not be made for each other, they make a good graphic novel team." - AV Club

"A master slapstick artist with a keen sense of comic timing and a knack for pinpointing the exact moment when human interaction takes a turn for the absurd, Girard is especially skillful at extracting humour from precisely rendered body language." - Montreal Review of Books
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