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Scribbles About Books: Sisters by Raina Telgemeir

Okay! So now I read and reviewed 3 of Raina Telgemeir's books! I think my sister is working on one more so I'll read that when she is done. I love these... they are aimed more for kids or teens... but I think adults can enjoy them just as much- and if you love a nice story and some beautiful artwork- I would say definitely check these out! They are all graphic novels and I love them!

I thought that this was a really fun read... I think at first I enjoyed it a little bit less than the other books from Raina that I've read... but I also think this is incredibly easy to relate to and just kind of a fun read... maybe one of the funnest reads from her. I thought the situations and the animation and everything from this story was just really funny and really good.

It mostly takes place on this family road trip and 2 sisters... one 14 and one 6... who are arguing the whole time. They also include a lot of flashbacks in the story. It includes things that happen earlier in the sisters lives and how all of those events kind of lead to the relationship they have now and all the things that they like... and that's really cute and like I said- it is relatable.

I liked how they showed Amara and how they showed Raina's family in Smile- and this book goes more into detail on those... so I feel like this maybe gave me a better appreciation for the other stories.

The artwork in this was really interesting to. It takes place on a road trip to colorado- so we get to see a lot of different states and some nice Colorado landmarks... and the night sky- so it looks really pretty.

This is just a quick, fun read and I love it. I don't know if it's as deep as Smile or as fun as Ghosts... but I still love this one! It's just a fun quick read and anything Raina Telgemeier creates is pretty fantastic!

Bye!
-Shannon

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