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This book was weird and funny and full of teen angst and smart commentary, and I loved it. Some of the comics are super thought provoking and some are laugh out loud funny and some, to be fair, made me shrug & move on. I enjoyed the quirky characters, and I would actually really enjoy more of their stories.
Am I missing something huge here? This graphic novel made absolutely no sense and wasn't good for more than a couple laughs. Style-wise, it reminded me of Kate Beaton's work, but with none of the substance behind it.
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Had some funny moments, had some poignant moments, had some raunchy moments. I'm not a huge fan of single page stories. I like to delve deeper into characters. I'm glad it followed a few of the characters so it felt like each page was a moment in their life.
This was a quick interesting read. I read it for the YALSA challenge.
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This was a quick interesting read. I read it for the YALSA challenge.
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Much darker humor than I'd anticipated from this graphic novel; this is definitely more for adults and teens than I had inferred from the cover and title.
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This is a series of (mostly) one page comics all set at the same school about the same kids.
It is alternately the most clever and most obscure thing.
It is alternately the most clever and most obscure thing.
Strange and really, really funny.
A collection of cute comics, though I wish it had been slightly more cohesive. I really liked Marsha and her story, though.
What was the point of this book anyway? Language was crude & it made no sense.
Feb 01, 2016
Kit
marked it as to-read
Mar 08, 2016
Ariel Birdoff
rated it
really liked it
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Mar 10, 2016
Robbi C
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Apr 27, 2016
Jody
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May 28, 2016
Afriendlylibrarian
marked it as to-read
Dec 06, 2016
Lis - The Indigo Quill
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