Welcome to Litsy!

Not gonna lie, I was worried there for a while! This book kept the tension, but it was also chock full of tender moments, embracing diversity, potential, and protective power. The final race had me cheering, the ending had me happy crying. The magic elements were wound so effortlessly into the story the author and artist wanted to tell. Highly recommend. Do NOT miss the scrap book moments at the end, tucked after the important creator's notes.

Pretty sure Team Enbious is a play on Enby.
Non Binary team of magic broom flying racers. I LOVE. 😍

Set in an alternate 1930s Mississippi where lots of people have magic but African Americans are forbidden from using it, this uplifting graphic novel shows the power of friendship and community against oppression. The six central young women are nonwhite as well as queer, and/or deaf, and/or suffer debilitating joint pain—and they all have positive outcomes. Hooray for the queer creative team who made this great story! #LGBTQ #YA #Comics

Queer rep makes my heart glad. 🏳️‍🌈

I like the way Jasmine Walls includes untranslated Chinese dialogue, while allowing readers like me to understand the gist of what was said based on the English reply.

This had me at “a queer, witchy Fast & the Furious” and kept me with amazing characters, standing up for what‘s right, and fascinating magic! ❤️

Blue cover, White font #ISpyBingo @Clwojick @TheAromaofBooks

I loved this graphic novel! I liked the art style and loved the characters. I‘m a little bit confused on the relation between Luella, Mattie and Emma. The story takes place on an alternate timeline where it‘s illegal for Black witches to use the magic. The characters still compete in secret broom racing competitions. 5🌟

A group of girls and women in 1930s Mississippi participate in illegal broom races despite the risks because it's one of the only places they can safely be themselves and perform magic. It's like a fantasy version of A League of Their Own. I'm obsessed.