The Most Boring Book Ever By Kazu Kibuishi

An Instant New York Times Bestseller

Listen, we need to warn you: this book is boring. Seriously. It says so right on the cover. Created by #1 New York Times bestselling author Brandon Sanderson and acclaimed graphic novelist Kazu Kibuishi, The Most Boring Book Ever is exactly what it claims to be—a perfectly ordinary tale about perfectly ordinary things.

Whatever you do, don’t peek behind that cover. Don’t let your eyes wander to those illustrations. And absolutely don’t follow along with any wild adventures involving dragons, airships, or daring escapes. Stay focused on mundane activities like sitting in chairs and doing homework. Any rumors of fantastical mayhem are completely exaggerated.

Of course, People Magazine called it “a fantastical adventure,” and Parade Magazine noted that this book is “a lot more dangerous and exciting than it pretends to be.” Booklist dubbed it “a surefire crowd-pleaser,” while Publishers Weekly raved about “one wild ride” where “words and pictures collide.” But what do they know?

Perfect for young readers who love imagination, humor, and stories that turn expectations upside down, this clever picture book celebrates the joy of reading while delivering laughs on every page. It’s the kind of book that makes kids want to read it again and again—even if it is supposedly boring.

Just don’t say we didn’t warn you.

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