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Fish | Bianca Bagnarelli
3 posts | 3 read | 6 to read
In the quiet heat of the French Riviera, where the long days of blissful summer are tempered by the annual rabble of revellers and sun seekers whose arrival excites a new life into otherwise sleepy towns, a listless and sombre child seeks solace in his questions about death. It is the summer after Milo's mother and father were involved in a fatal accident and his cousins are visiting at his Grandparents' crowded house in the Cote D'Azur. Despite the warm, familial setting, Milo cannot escape the grim spectre of death that seems to loom everywhere, he is morbidly fascinated by its presence. He sees it wherever he looks, whatever he does, and the fragility of his own existence plagues his every thought. So, when a missing girl is found drowned on a public beach, Milo thinks that seeing her will finally lift the veil of the great unknown and provide him with answers to the questions that have overwhelmed him since the day he lost everything.
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Chessa
Fish | Bianca Bagnarelli
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Mehso-so

This short little graphic novel was...quiet and sad but so so short it was hard to really get attached. Book 2 of #24in48.

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Fish | Bianca Bagnarelli
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Pickpick

These are panels over three pages. He's talking about autonomic nervous system functions. Read it. It's less than 30 pages total I think. I inherited this from @WanderingBookaneer and won't be letting it go anytime soon!

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WanderingBookaneer
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A brief—less than 20 pages—look at grief featuring a young protagonist whose parents died in a car accident. Milo can't help to see death everywhere now: dead fish floating on the river and his dinner plate, wilted flowers, etc. The reader can only hope that facing the body of the dead girl at the beach will give him the catharsis he needs. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

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