Stories & Comics

Each of these pictures are portals to bookshelves with lots of stories on them.  Go on, click on the pics for links to so many stories and comics 😀

vegan stories for little ones
Picture Books for little ones
Funny Comics for ages 7 and up
Chapter books for ages 8 and up
Exciting superhero, ghost story and science fiction comics for ages 10 and up
short comic strips link
funny shorts
Rhyming stories for English Language Learners
Rhyming stories for English Language Learners
vegan fairy tales
Fairy Tales
Graphic Novels and Thrillers for teens to adults

      

The above are links to all our vegan-friendly fiction.  There are picture books, rhyming stories, fairy tales, exciting comics, funny short stories and even graphic novels and thrilling short stories for older readers.  If you love a good story, whether you’re vegan or not, you’ve come to right place 😀  Just click on the pics – you won’t regret it!

Want them in print? Not a problem – if you go to the LittleChickenVegan etsy shop you will find all the latest print editions of our books and, if you place your order by midday, Monday thru Friday, it will be despatched the same day! 😀

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Violet’s Vegan Comics – making funny, enlightening and sometimes action-packed vegan children’s books for readers of all ages since 2012

556 thoughts on “Stories & Comics”

  13. Violet, how did you find my site about my Death in Nostalgia City novel? A murder mystery is quite different from your subject. I love your site, however. I have a vegan friend with two young children and I will forward this to her. Best wishes.

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  14. Good idea here, it’s never too early to begin instilling a sense of nature as an interconnected entirety, and the idea that what we choose to eat is an intimate aspect of any person’s ongoing sense of a place within nature.

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  29. I really like the selection of comics you have on the site. It’s good that there are stories for all these ages since I feel that a lot of web comics I find are only for the 20-something crowd but I like drawing for grade school aged children too.

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    • Thank you so much. I agree with you, it’s a shame they don’t still have the comics that were around when I was a child, I used to eagerly await my comic every week to read the next instalments of my favourite stories. So I’m glad you’re doing stuff for children too – I love your characters on your deviant art page 🙂

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  35. It’s so great to see that you are still here doing what you do so wonderfully well. I’ve missed being able to visit your site. Peace and Love, Adam

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  44. Thanks for doing what you can, and do so well, with your message. We’re vegans trying to navigate our own areas of Men’s Style. The more attention in different realms of awareness that can be generated, the better!

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    • Thank you so much, glad you like it here. We are delighted to make new vegan acquaintances and couldn’t agree more about the more realms of awareness the better! Looking forward to more style insight from you guys, happy blogging 🙂

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  47. My Gran-daughter who is five has just said she wants to go vegetarian so I have forwarded a link to your site, which I still think is brilliant by the way! Lets hope she takes the messages about animal welfare on board and we can add a new recruit to the growing animal friendly army:)

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  49. A short story just for you. “You will eat anything,” said the cow to the Billy Goat.
    “Not at all,” the goat burped with the flavor of the shoe on his lips.
    The cow munched on the cud and thought the remark over.
    “I am not sure who is worse in habits, you or the pig?”
    The pig looked up offended. “I admit I eat slop but the goat will eat the buttons off a coat and then the coat.”
    “I have you all beat said the human. I will eat the goat, the cow and the pig.”
    The three nodded in fear for they realized the human was the worse and hoped he would not pick one of them for dinner.
    Fortunately goosey came by and within seconds became the bon appetite for the night.

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