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Level Up
by Gene Luen Yang, Thien Pham
by Gene Luen Yang, Thien Pham
David Morrison's review
bookshelves: graphic-novel
Apr 05, 12
bookshelves: graphic-novel
Read on April 04, 2012 — I own a copy, read count: 1
After reading Yang's American Born Chinese, I was immensely curious about Level Up. While an incredibly quick read, it makes you think. It's certainly written in a very similar style as ABC, but from a more linear angle. Yang very successfully tackles the topic of self-realization and personal honesty in his lead character.
For those that are looking for something different, I highly recommend this book. For those that may know someone that's a reluctant reader, I recommend this book even MORE so! As a prospective English teacher, I'm falling in love with Yang's books as quick picks for my classroom library. It may take a little bit to get students over the stigma of an "after-school special" type message, but it's certainly something that should make adolescents (and adults) think after finishing it.
For those that are looking for something different, I highly recommend this book. For those that may know someone that's a reluctant reader, I recommend this book even MORE so! As a prospective English teacher, I'm falling in love with Yang's books as quick picks for my classroom library. It may take a little bit to get students over the stigma of an "after-school special" type message, but it's certainly something that should make adolescents (and adults) think after finishing it.
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