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Both a recounting of trauma and its impacts, as well as a retelling of a Nigerian fable. The main character's …
It took me a little longer to get into this one versus the other two, but in the end Cole has created more wonderful characters and an excellent story. This is a great series.
In 2014, Maia Kobabe, who uses e/em/eir pronouns, thought that a comic of reading statistics …
I read this book over the course of one day and have been recommending it to anyone and everyone while struggling to distill my thoughts into a review. I have loved and appreciated Maia's work for several years now, and am so excited eir graphic memoir is out in the world! This book is written and drawn in a way that is accessible to everyone, even folks who aren't accustomed to reading graphic novels. Eir style is at once beautiful, charming, sophisticated and effective. Aside from being an extremely compelling and needed testimony, Maia has written something deeply personal and relatable, and I felt honored to be invited to read eir story. I recommend this book to anyone (over the age of 15 or so) no matter where you fall on the gender spectrum.
Oona, Jax Amboy, and An Tzu must light the beacon on Moon Yatta and stop the evil force that threatens …
In this beautiful, bold board book, children will learn about the colors of the iconic pride flag!
Every young child …
I love this. Lovely art, rhymes, and very inclusive
I got farther than 50% with the audio but decided to spoil the death for myself and then decided to stop listening. It’s just too traumatizing for my taste. Read a handful of the reviews on here and you’ll see the laundry list of trigger warnings. I love Rukhsana but I can’t handle this. And I’m a grown-ass woman.
So beautiful. I think I like this one even better than Nightlights.
