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frenchpants's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
emotional
inspiring
medium-paced
4.25
Content Warnings
Graphic: Self harm, Suicide attempt, Child abuse, Emotional abuse, and Physical abuse
Moderate: Body shaming, Racism, Mental illness, and Bullying
Minor: Alcohol and Fatphobia
potatodel's review against another edition
emotional
slow-paced
4.0
Content Warnings
Graphic: Toxic friendship, Racism, Suicidal thoughts, Suicide attempt, and Toxic relationship
Moderate: Child abuse
Minor: Alcohol
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challenging
dark
emotional
sad
fast-paced
3.0
“Having more worlds, circles like these means you have pillars to support you if one of them falls. And then you'll have so many pillars that maybe, just maybe, you'll eventually rediscover that love for your first one."
In Limbo is a beautiful graphic memoir that follows the story of a young Korean American girl as she grows up throughout high school and deals with different mental health challenges.
I loved the art style of this book. The drawings were so captivating and did a great job of depicting the emotions of the main character. I really liked the story it told about the main character's mental health struggles and how she unintentionally hurt others in her life. It was great to see her begin the process of forgiving herself. I also really liked how she discussed the problems she was experiencing with her family. It hit on a lot of important points that many Asian American families experience. Overall, this book had beautiful drawings and a beautiful story.
Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan for an ARC of this book!
In Limbo is a beautiful graphic memoir that follows the story of a young Korean American girl as she grows up throughout high school and deals with different mental health challenges.
I loved the art style of this book. The drawings were so captivating and did a great job of depicting the emotions of the main character. I really liked the story it told about the main character's mental health struggles and how she unintentionally hurt others in her life. It was great to see her begin the process of forgiving herself. I also really liked how she discussed the problems she was experiencing with her family. It hit on a lot of important points that many Asian American families experience. Overall, this book had beautiful drawings and a beautiful story.
Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan for an ARC of this book!
Content Warnings
Minor: Suicide attempt, Child abuse, Suicidal thoughts, Emotional abuse, Mental illness, Alcohol, Racism, and Self harm
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