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anthroxagorus's review
5.0
#Fightforferrets. I genuinely love this issue, this series. Activism baebae!!
booksgamesvinyl's review
4.0
This issues was actually super cute!
I preferred it a whole lot more than #9, even though essentially this was just a continuation of what #9 set up.
Jonesy protests and campaigns for the ferret rescue center to be re-opened in Shepard City, and she accomplishes it!
I thought she actually made some really adult decisions in this issue. Jonesy has always been a comic that's fun and cute, but definitely a little bit juvenile. This time though, she decides to give up a good thing in order to do the right thing and repair her friendships with Susan and Farid and everyone in Plymouth, which was actually really mature of her.
I'm looking forward to seeing how she puts her signature quirky spin on fixing everything wrong in Plymouth.
I preferred it a whole lot more than #9, even though essentially this was just a continuation of what #9 set up.
Jonesy protests and campaigns for the ferret rescue center to be re-opened in Shepard City, and she accomplishes it!
I thought she actually made some really adult decisions in this issue. Jonesy has always been a comic that's fun and cute, but definitely a little bit juvenile. This time though, she decides to give up a good thing in order to do the right thing and repair her friendships with Susan and Farid and everyone in Plymouth, which was actually really mature of her.
I'm looking forward to seeing how she puts her signature quirky spin on fixing everything wrong in Plymouth.
nezbots's review
3.0
Probably a good choice for getting middle school girls into comics. It was pretty cute. Loved the diversity of the characters!
tinkeringlibrarian's review
2.0
Very diverse cast but terrifically shallow. Some kids may like the pop star-obsessed bratty main character, but I found the whole thing rather irritating.
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