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Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong by Prudence Shen, Faith Erin Hicks

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momentum262's review against another edition

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funny lighthearted fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Plot
Strong character development? No
Loveable characters? It's complicated
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? No

3.0

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3.0

I've read enough of Faith Erin Hicks to know she likes to illustrate well-established tropes. Honestly, I really vibed with this book. It was pretty predictable, but I liked Charlie's character a lot. I found his struggle with his parents very accurate.

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3.0

This was a really concise and well-written/drawn graphic novel. I enjoyed that it had two major conflicts with interconnected problems that all were resolved in a natural, not forced way. All other characters had personalities and distinct voices and the setup was taking the classic trope of jocks vs geeks, but giving it a whole new spin that was fresh and a pleasure to read. I felt that the story wrapped up great and look forward to another graphic novel from this team.

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4.0

A fun GN in the vein of Scott Pilgrim and Sidescrollers.

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3.0

I enjoyed this YA graphic novel - perhaps themes that have been often explored but enjoyed the conflicts/resolves.

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3.0

I thought this was a pretty average graphic novel. I like the wide appeal... robotics, cheerleaders, teen angst... but everything was too predictable. As you can tell from the cover there are quite a few main characters, but most are never fleshed out and remain flat stereotypes. The book was enjoyable, but it actually took me several days to read simply because I never found myself reaching for it. If I have to REMIND myself to read a book... well, that's just not a good sign.