so-soThis was on a list of recently released graphic novels with ace representation. Unfortunately, they use the flash-back/flash-forward troupe way too much, and the ace character's identity is only hinted at until a two panel reveal and is not really mentioned again despite it being a huge division in the two's relationship. I would have liked the writer to trust the story and make it linear with more acknowledgement of the struggles with identity
Libby borrow - a graphic novel about friendship.
On my hook : making a simple ribbed hat from The Wind Cries Merino (for my son who is headed to Europe) #litsycrafters
pick4 ⭐This graphic novel was sweet. It‘s about two friends growing up growing together and growing apart. The timeline constantly shifts back-and-forth between current and various times in the past. These girls are at a summer camp for problem kids and they have to pass camp in order to go back to high school in the fall. It takes about 3/4 of the book to find out why they are in camp. The reader watch their relationship build, not just his friends,
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