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Mamo
Mamo | Sas Milledge
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Orla OReilly, the youngest in a long line of hedge witches, is compelled to return home after the death of her grandmother, Mamo. In the wake of her Mamos passing, seas are impossible to fish, crops have soured, even Jo Manalos attic is taken over by a poltergeist! And to make matter worse it appears that the cause is Mamo, or her mislaid bones that is. Can Orla shoulder the responsibility of quieting her Mamos spirit, saving her hometown, and will she have to step up as the new witch of Haresden like Mamo always wanted? Collects Mamo #1-5.
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Lauredhel
Mamo | Sas Milledge
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Another prompt filled with a library graphic novel!

#ISpyBingo #redhair @Clwojick @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Yay!!! 6mo
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CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian
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Mehso-so

Something about this witchy sapphic graphic novel didn't work for me in execution despite the interesting concepts (two young women try to fix the magic that is out of wack in their town and discover it was caused by one of their grandmother's sinister plot beyond the grave) and beautiful art. Too much exposition and not enough action? I'm surprised this won the Lambda award for graphic novels this year.

Johanna414 I was also a little underwhelmed by this one... 10mo
CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian @Johanna414 glad it's not just me! 10mo
Kenyazero It‘s definitely a fun and beautiful read, but I agree it feels a little off somehow. 9mo
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Lindy
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Coming into one‘s own empowerment is the underlying theme in this quiet, sapphic comic from Australian cartoonist Sas Milledge. Beautiful art and minimal text. #LGBTQ #YA #GraphicNovel

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Lindy
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The opening page establishes setting and introduces us to one of the main characters, Jo. She has a serious /concerned / determined look on her face. Much of the character development is in visual text in this graphic novel, rather than in the word text.

psalva @Lindy I really loved the art in this- I feel like I need to practice reading the image for character details. It‘s a language I don‘t always pick up on :) 12mo
Lindy @psalva It‘s true: it‘s a skill that takes practice. 12mo
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Lindy
Mamo | Sas Milledge
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Gorgeous depictions of Australian birds and plants in this graphic novel!

KristiAhlers Oh I love that 12mo
Lindy @KristiAhlers 😊🐦🌿💚 12mo
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psalva
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First, I must say that the art in this was wonderful. I love how the colors and movements of nature were depicted. Also, the art really highlighted the ways in which nature interacts with the characters.
That said, the story didn‘t blow me away. I would have liked more definition in the character development. ⬇️
#catsoflitsy #lammys2023 #lambdaawards

psalva A lot of the backstory for Orla, for example, was hinted at but not fully explained. I do acknowledge that perhaps the style of storytelling just wasn‘t for me on that front. I will say, the relationship between Orla and Jo was really cute, and of course Sìth, the cat familiar, was a highlight. 13mo
dabbe Looks like da sweetest kitty agrees with you! ❣️🐾❣️ 13mo
Bookwomble Sorry, were you talking about a book? 😻 13mo
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charl08
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I'm reading my book. It's getting to the really good part.

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