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3.09 AVERAGE
3.09 AVERAGE
3.5 stars
Apparently Joe Sugg is a bit of a YouTube sensation. But I'm old, so I've never heard of him. However, it seems that if you do know him it influences how you react to the book.
I like the premise of this book (single father, terminally ill, creating the perfect online world for his misfit daughter before he dies) but I'm not sure if the execution is pulled off as well as it could be.
Apparently Joe Sugg is a bit of a YouTube sensation. But I'm old, so I've never heard of him. However, it seems that if you do know him it influences how you react to the book.
I like the premise of this book (single father, terminally ill, creating the perfect online world for his misfit daughter before he dies) but I'm not sure if the execution is pulled off as well as it could be.
I didn't actually buy this because of who the author is I bought it because I thought it sounded really good. It was a really great idea that I think fell short. It just seemed like we were trying to be taught a life lesson but it was all a bit rushed. I think it could have been amazing if it was spread out a bit or maybe even as two books but I still enjoyed it.
The concept and the art are the only two things that aren't immature, poorly-developed, rushed, or just bad. So much of the dialogue could have just been dropped to make things a bit better.
Eurgh.
Eurgh.
First of all, this is a 3-star graphic novel/comic, to be honest. However, I was on a slow dreading weekend and this comic just gave me the strength to finally do something. I was so stuck, I couldn't make two phone calls or make any plans. Anyway, the storyline is good. I am glad Evie didn't violently take out Mallory or something. It was a good gesture.
Finally, "Wherever life takes you, even if things get tough, never forget that you are loved. A good friend once shared that advice with me"
Thanks for the memories <3 and reminder <3 [a:Joe Sugg|13435870|Joe Sugg|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1431798350p2/13435870.jpg]
Finally, "Wherever life takes you, even if things get tough, never forget that you are loved. A good friend once shared that advice with me"
Thanks for the memories <3 and reminder <3 [a:Joe Sugg|13435870|Joe Sugg|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1431798350p2/13435870.jpg]
This was a pretty cute and awesome story. It was pretty original and it definitely kept me interested.
I liked it enough to want to read the second book [b:Username: Regenerated|29890569|Username Regenerated|Joe Sugg|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1475305899s/29890569.jpg|50264115]
I liked it enough to want to read the second book [b:Username: Regenerated|29890569|Username Regenerated|Joe Sugg|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1475305899s/29890569.jpg|50264115]
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Content Warnings
Graphic: Gore
Moderate: Bullying, Death, Grief, Death of parent
This graphic novel was definitely one of the best that I've read in a while as it was difficult to put down - something that for me is a brilliant thing. I loved the story line and the female lead Evie, put a different spin on things. I absolutely loved the art work as well! This will definately get reread multiple times in the future.
I must day this wasn't what I expected. It was a very touching story, which I feel graphic novels have a hard time doing without becoming cheesy. Also, props to Joe Sugg for giving all the people the credit they deserve who helped write the book!