It's Me, Two

Name: It's Me, Two
ISBN: 9781338326031

Catwad Series · Book 2 of 2

For the child who wonders what it would be like to have a copy of themselves, this graphic novel explores self-discovery with humor and a touch of mad science.

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About This Book

When your child is exploring their own identity or wondering what makes them unique, 'It's Me, Two' offers a hilarious and surprisingly insightful look at self-discovery. This graphic novel follows Iris, a clever girl who creates a clone of herself to handle chores and homework. But her clone, Two, has a personality all her own, leading to comical chaos and forcing Iris to figure out what it means to be herself. The book uses a fun, sci-fi premise to tackle relatable themes of individuality, responsibility, and sibling-like dynamics. Its engaging art and lighthearted humor make it a perfect choice for young independent readers, especially those who enjoy funny, character-driven stories.

Humor Self-Confidence & Identity Science Fiction Creativity & Imagination Resilience & Perseverance Being Different School Life Art & Creativity

What Parents Should Know

Moral AmbiguityMild

Protagonist creates a clone for selfish reasons (to avoid chores) but learns a lesson about it.

Sensitive Topics

The central theme is identity, explored through the metaphorical sci-fi concept of a clone. The approach is humorous and secular. The conflict isn't about the ethics of cloning, but the personal, everyday challenges of having someone who is just like you but also completely different. The resolution is hopeful and affirming, as the two learn to coexist and form a unique bond.