Scan barcode
caiacassiopeia's review
3.0
Idk but this was a graphic novel that made me angry
I think it’s difficult to rate this atm.
I think it’s difficult to rate this atm.
abigailbat's review
3.0
This is a graphic novel with tons of adult/teen crossover appeal. When Luisa is approached by a teen version of herself, both Luisas have to figure out what's going on and how to get teen-Luisa back to her own time. But what is it like to meet a teen version of yourself? Or a grownup version of yourself? Does Luisa even like who she was/has become? This is a thought-provoking graphic novel about encouraging yourself, at any age, to be brave and accept who you are.
briface's review
5.0
What would 15 year old you have to say about your life in your 30s? While 15 year old Luisa is just beginning to explore her sexuality her 30ish year old self has buried herself under friends and family's expectations. I appreciate this book because as far as we have come from the views towards homosexuality in the 80s and 90s, denial of self due to family and societal expectation remains.
spiringempress's review
3.0
An interesting concept with beautiful art. However, I feel like the relationship between Luisa and her mother could have been fleshed out. I really didn't get a sense of how controlling the mother was until the end of the story. I'm interested to see where the story goes.
tiedyedude's review
3.0
3.5 stars. Great story, excellent art. Definitely recommended, just didn't blow me away.
More...