Anna Tschetter

Perfectly fine! I wanted a little more out of it - more characterization, more details, more. . . .everything! - but still a relaxing, fun read.

This was great! The art was wonderful and the story handled difficult topics well. I guess I was just hoping that Chelsea ditched her dumb friends at the end but her reasons for not doing so are really relatable to teens.

Something about this didn't quite work for me and I'm not sure why.

A perfect book about accepting and growing into yourself. The mix of humor and heartfelt seriousness makes this a winner.

Bro, this was good!

I think it's impossible for Stacey Lee to write a bad historical fiction novel!! She's just the best. I loved these sisters, especially Gemma and Peony. If you're looking for an old Hollywood mystery this is for you!

I don't know how to categorize this book but I know I would read 100 volumes of it if the author published them!!

The houses and art are so beautiful and dreamy. The little story they make up to go along with them give you just enough of a staring place to let your imagination go wild. Definitely give this book to anyone who likes fantasy, making up stories, or architecture.

Exquisite. Devastating. You can't put it down. You will think about it for every moment you aren't reading it.

I was so excited - for myself and Ryan North - when it was announced he was writing a Lower Decks comic. It's a match made in heaven with North completely capturing the tone of the show and he's so happy to work on a Star Trek IP. His love for all of these series really shines through.

Plus, he is right: you can and should put Dracula in everything. It's never a mistake.

This was sweet! I thought all the discussions around sex were handled really well and realistically. Love those sweet boys.

This deserves all of the awards it's won! What a beautiful - and hilarious - story of family and culture(s). Long live the Deer Surgeon!

This was mysterious and intriguing! The style was really interesting as it looked - to my very untrained eye - more like a western style comic art. I liked the story setup and I'm curious to see where it goes from here!!

This is absolute PERFECTION! Everything about it is great for English lit fans, comics fans, and fans of chaos!

This was great! I only learned about Fern from her appearance on Taskmaster and she was so funny and weird and delightful on it. I appreciate how she wrote about her autism think this is a great book for anyone wanting to learn more and laugh along the way.

This was such a melancholy read. I loved the art and her observations and hated her husband. What a dick.

I did not really like this. It was fine but I didn't like how the story was told with Ama in the present day and Elliot in the past; I don't think it worked well. The characters also fell flat for me. :

This was amazing in both the original story and the way that the authors constructed the found poems to make it more accessible to modern readers. I found all of the historical context and explanations to be very well done. I hope we see more accessible and interesting nonfiction for teens like this!!

The blurb says, “Akira meets Aliens , and Annihilation meets Evangelion,” and that seems pretty true! (I haven't seen Akira but three out of four ain't bad.)

A creepy and gross - in the best possible way - horror novel about goo aliens, a monster dog, and the constant inadequacies of human systems to respond to weird shit.

Ooh this was a beautifully drawn story about war and how humanity can't seem to stop our violent ways.

Oooh this was good! Very bloody and fun. Super excited for the sequel!

Beautiful!

This had a really interesting and compelling premise that didn't live up to its potential for me. There were some weird textual errors and a bit too much hand-waving to explain magic. That would have been fine if the rest had worked.

I liked the end and what it was trying to do!

This continues to be a warm hug of a series. Alpha goes on the road and meets new people - it makes me want to wander around somewhere for a year. So sweet.

Ughhhhh Joy McCullough is so GOOD! I loved how these girls - GIRLs - were able to imagine their stories in some ways. Just amazing.

I really enjoyed this! The writing was beautiful and the information about sea creatures fascinating. The was that they intertwined their memoirs into the essays and how they related to the creatures was really well done!