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While touching on familiar themes of growing up and the journey through adolescence, Bermudez’s refreshing YA memoir deftly broaches topics of family, loss, grief, and forgiveness with openness and a nuanced understanding of change.
Szamosi’s memoir sheds light on how labels can shape societal views and treatment, the struggle of shedding those brands, and the methods that can help break the cycle—a story that will resonate strongly with anyone who has been unfairly typified.
With its manageable and impactful subject matter alongside engrossing illustrations, this is a valuable handbook for learning about the objects that surround readers every day
An emotionally realistic, situationally fantastic, and vibrantly illustrated graphic novel about a non-binary teen struggling to connect with their estranged mom.
A good purchase to add to libraries that aim to support book discussion groups and classroom learning that coincides with true events, past and present.
Though not for the faint of heart, this touching, gripping, and heartbreaking historical graphic novel doesn’t shy away from the dark sides of the true events it’s based on, while still offering a ray of hope for the genuine good out there.