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Heartstopper 1
by Alice Oseman
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The first in a series of graphic novels about how a young couple falls in love. I'm interested to see what happens next.

The Revisioners
by Margaret Wilkerson Sexton
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Interesting take on history of family and slavery

We Are Okay
by Nina Lacour
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This book tugged at my heartstrings. I felt for Marin since the moment I met her. I love the poetic air of this book as well, it makes it more emotional. I also like how it changed from the present to the past. All together this was a great book.

Blank Canvas My So-called Artists Journey vol. 2
by Akiko Higashimura
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This volume is quite sad an does some jumping from the past to the present. Akiko is totally slacking off in college that she worked so hard to get into. She feels like she can't create anymore. Her sensei comes to visit her and yells a bit. She freaks out an does home. It is really sad. That's how the volume ends.

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun Vol 8
by Izumi Tsubaki
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The jock-nerd divide didn't really exist in my high school, at least not in my class. There was way too much overlap, and there were so few people, everybody just kind of hung out. But if it *had* existed, it probably would have been more aggressive than one of the "nerds" getting flustered and confused about one of the jocks possibly having non-sports interests. The empty-headed jock isn't a nice stereotype, but Wakamatsu is so earnest and hopeful that he's still fun to read.

Other People's Houses
by Abbi Waxman
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Abbi Waxman's characters are both funny and familiar. I loved this look at middle-aged suburbia.

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun Vol 6
by Izumi Tsubaki
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This series does pull back and reveals SUPER well. A character will announce he has to go be brave and do something he doesn't want to do, only to show up in the next panel begging one of his friends to go with him. And everybody is so ridiculous about what they're competitive about. Pretending to be someone's girlfriend is fine, but if you're part of the drama club, you need to be convincing- that sort of thinking is so fun to read!

Necklace Of Kisses
by Francesca Lia Block
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The last book in the Weetzie Bat series finds our heroine having turned 40 and in the middle of a mid- life crisis. Will she find her way back through a series of magical events? Enjoyable as always, with all the characters you love.

Naomi And Ely's No Kiss List
by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan
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An interesting look at the complications of friendship from two authors who never disappoint.

Subtle Knife
by Philip Pullman His Dark Materials Trilogy
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The second book in the series focuses on the journey to find Nick’s father and understand their destiny.
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