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Ghosts: A Graphic Novel
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bookshelves: scholastic-graphix, childhood, family, fantasy, horror, illness-disease, mystery, romance, youth, school, friendship
Mar 08, 2017
bookshelves: scholastic-graphix, childhood, family, fantasy, horror, illness-disease, mystery, romance, youth, school, friendship
I like Raina Telgemeier's fluid, spunky, unpretentious cartooning a lot, and it is beautifully matched here by a very timely story that is all about embracing the Other. You know, rather than "bombing the shit out of" it.
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Mar 09, 2017 07:46AM
It may be more coincidence than design that makes this timely. "Acceptance of the Other" is a fairly common literary theme, after all.
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Of course, but it sure feels like a breath of fresh air these days.
Language people! There are chidren reading this! >:(
