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”

  1. I’m sorry I noticed that hunting ban post too late, it was already gone from your blog when I clicked on the link, such an important cause anyway! I have been sick with flu and resting, therefore I wasn’t looking at my phone.

    I just watched an Ed Winters video about hunters and their excuses for killing animals. Ed made some great points about how they do so much harm to the ecosystem mostly killing the strongest of the species to boast about the big kills yet painting it as altruistic because “in nature they would suffer more being killed by predators” (ridiculous argument). Hiding the fact that their killings can also be very painful and takes away food from for example a whole family of wolves. They still have to eat despite everything. Hunting is destroying the ecosystem and natural order of things where wild predators usually target the weakest not the strongest ensuring the survival of species. It’s disgusting to paint a want to kill as a favor to the environment and hunters feeling “part of nature” when actually causing harm to it. Also very little of the hunting taxes goes back to the benefit of nature. You probably knew all this already. I’m just expressing my gratitude that you brought up this important subject! Thank you and sorry again for being too late.

    Keep up the great work on this blog and have a wonderful week!

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    • I know how you feel – when hunters portray themselves as altruistic it is very hard to take. I once read a piece by an unapologetic hunter, criticising those types by basically saying “Be a man! You have a God-given right to slay other species – don’t make excuses for it!” It was almost refreshing. Almost. I mean, he was a despicable human being but he didn’t pretend otherwise. Thanks for your input – with you all the way of course ❤ Get well soon.

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  4. You have an exceptionally attractive and accessible website! I’m making a site on humor and plan to make a section on humor for children and the child inside the adult.
    I would like to promote your site on mine. Would that be okay? I’m just starting the site and will do the kids’ section last.
    what are your thoughts …?

    Warmly,

    Annemieke Knowles

    amicreative2.wordpress.com

    my domain: amicreative.ca

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  7. Great website, Violet. A resource of vegan literature was needed!
    I have just revived my 2013 website ConvivialCooking on WordPress, but this time with all Vegan original recipes. Save the Planet! Be kind to animals! Eat healthy Vegan!

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  13. I met Miranda at a vegan market in London and she was so kind! The comics are beautifully drawn, the stories are so interesting and it’s a super innovative idea. Can’t wait to read more!

    With love,
    Alessia (the vegan feminist baker)

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  20. I have to admit that seeing the vegan theme of your page made me admire you for not judging me for my fast food reference. Thank you for meeting me where I’m at.

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  28. Oh how wonderful! Someone shared a link to your blog today and I’ve already read multiple stories. Thank you for writing with veganism in mind. Such a great way to encourage children to make conscious choices. 🙂

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  30. Oh my goodness, I love your blog layout!

    I am for sure following along now. I am really working of sketching in my life at the moment and seeking out inspiration on my way. Your site fits the bill fabulously! I am going to pass this site on to my nieces, as well.

    Thank you for this!

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  43. hey, thank you for liking my post earlier today, I just came to your site and I love the idea of what you are doing. I am moving slowly towards vegan and I think it’s great to have resources for younger people.

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