Kim

A perfect graphic novel for Autumnal reading!

I read the original story many years ago in elementary school and remember loving Watership Down so it was interesting to visit the story again in its graphic novel format. A must read for fans of the original novel!

4.25-This book leaves you with so many questions but yet it compels you to move forward into the strange environment. One of the entries the main character writes in her journal is so true. This is in the context after so many deaths happened. “The terrible thing, the thought I cannot dislodge after all I have seen, is that I can no longer say with conviction that this is a bad thing. Not when looking at the pristine nature of Area X and then the world beyond, which we have altered so much.”

This was a re-read for me. It's been many years since I read it on Kindle and want to read(for the first time) the rest of the series. I enjoyed reading it all over again and want to note that if you have the 2020 updated edition, please read the authors notes at the end.

4.5- So much happens in this one! Claire needs to be rescued more than once from major happenings and scheming. Murder,historical leading up to events,day to day life,progression in other major characters lives and of course more of the lovey dovey stuff. They can never seem to get enough of each other,whew!
I do feel however that this book wore me out at times and would have been much better at half the size divided into two books, but that wouldn't have been Gabaldon now,would it? I'll definitely will be continuing on with the series but will be taking a big break before starting the next.