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CollectionAges 7–9Graphic Novels

Cabin Head and Tree Head

A universe by Scott Campbell

In a world where everyone has something on their head, two best friends share short, laugh-out-loud comic adventures full of kindness and delightful oddness.

  • Series

    1
  • Books

    2
  • Best for

    7–9
  • Status

    Ongoing

At a glance

Primary creator
Scott Campbell
First book
Cabin Head and Tree Head · 2025
Tone
Funny, Silly, Warm, Whimsical
Overall sensitivity
Low

The shape of it

The shape of this universe.

Cabin Head and Tree Head is Scott Campbell's gloriously strange, big-hearted graphic novel series, set in a world where everyone has something on their head, a cabin, a tree, a pool, a telephone pole. Best friends Cabin Head and Tree Head spend their days playing games, sharing tacos, making art and helping each other through life's little troubles, across short comedic adventures brimming with wit and warmth. Campbell, the creator of picture books such as Zombie in Love and Hug Machine, conjures old-fashioned charm and unpredictable creativity, keeping friendship, kindness and everyday joy at the centre. Warm, witty and wonderfully weird, and a natural next step for fans of Narwhal and Jelly and Pizza and Taco, it rewards reading aloud and reading again.

In a world where everyone has something on their head, two best friends share short, laugh-out-loud comic adventures full of kindness and delightful oddness.

Primary themes

Tone palette

  • Funny
  • Silly
  • Warm
  • Whimsical

The series

One way in.

Cultural footprint

A shelf of evidence.

Cultural ubiquity

3/ 5

Well-known to people who know the room.

Sensitivity

Low, and collection-wide.

LowCollection-wide

Across the collection

All 2 books.

About the creator

Scott Campbell.

Scott Campbell

Both

Scott Campbell: American author-illustrator behind the Cabin Head and Tree Head graphic novels and the picture book Hug Machine; warm, whimsical, gently silly comics for newly independent readers around 6 to 9.

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