panI realise this was written for teens, so I'm not in the target audience, but it was boring. The characters were 2D stereotypes, the writing was bad, and the moral of the story was spelled out and spoon fed to the reader, repeatedly. The artwork was alright though, and at least the protagonist learned to stop fridging herself. (Yes. She actually, literally, put herself in the fridge. New take on the #WomanInTheFridge trope.)
Got a bit carried away at my new library when I discovered the graphic novel section! I'm on a bit of a graphic novel binge at the moment, I just get through them so fast! Any great recommendations would be very much appreciated 😊😊😊
so-soIt was all right! Art was good, but the story was okay. A little clichéd. And I never got the fridge thing—I think that element of Evie's character could have been teased more.
pickBullying, apps, safe spaces, and grief. There's a lot going on here and a lot that poor Evie has to handle but watching her handle it, and understand that she can, was a blast.
panUsername Evie~Joe Sugg isn't one of my favourites. I struggled to read it all as I disliked it so much. I have realised that I don't get on with graphic novels. I'll stick to ordinary novels I think. Love Joe just not his book. ~Jade ❤️
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