Reviews and Comments

This story gripped me in a way where I really cared about the main character and her well-being, but it was quite difficult at times because I internalized some of the stress and anxiety that were woven so deeply into her relational struggles.

In the end, a well-written story that explores some important topics and themes.

Highly recommend this novella.

This book is really badass so far

Seems super interesting

I absolutely loved reading this book. Bicycles are my favorite, and Emily Chappell is a badass.

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

I read this one for my book club and at first didn't particularly enjoy it, but the more I started thinking and talking about it the more that I started to appreciate the depth and the humanity of the characters.

Also, there's a trigger warning at the beginning of this book and its 100% necessary. It's not a lighthearted read, and the trigger warning is there for a reason.

I am having trouble finding words to describe this book. Great? Profound? Fantastically entertaining and terrifying? All of the above?

Do yourself a favor and read this book as soon as you can.

Reading Palestinian authors seems important right now. #FreePalestine #LetGazaLive

I knead this book in my life right now

It's important to name and acknowledge that we often feel like shitty and subpar parents. Somehow though, this book kind of gave off the vibes of a person who tells their depressed friend "there are people who have it way worse than you". Not saying this book is as problematic as all that, but its a deep problem that requires some real emotional work, and not just a "stop being so dramatic" kind of thing.

Seems like a really interesting concept for a book. I hope to be able to read it at some point!

This graphic novel is amazing! After the last few pages, I got that feeling that you get after you finish a favorite TV show where you feel like you're going to really miss the characters.

I love everything about this graphic novel. The concept of using the project as a tool for indigenous language preservation is what drew me in, but Cole Pauls is also such an incredibly talented illustrator.