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chamomiledaydreams 's review for:
Stargazing
by Jen Wang
I started this book about a week ago, borrowing it as an e-book from my library. But there must have been something wrong with my Internet connection or the copy I downloaded, because several pages were left blank. At first, I mistook these for chapter breaks, then I told myself it didn't matter if I skipped a page or two. But very soon, I realized I was so invested in the story and its characters that I couldn't stand the thought of missing even a single panel. So, I took an extra week to make a trip to the library in person, so I would be certain not to miss anything, and I have to give this book extra kudos for making me want to cry before 10 in the morning.
I really love Jen Wang's art style, especially how bold the lines are and how vivid yet calming the colors are. This is the third graphic novel by Wang I've read, and it's my second favorite in total, before "In Real Life" but after "The Prince and the Dressmaker." The fact that it ranks only second place says less about this book and more about how strongly the other story holds a place in my heart. I really enjoyed "Stargazing" and would recommend and read it again!
I really love Jen Wang's art style, especially how bold the lines are and how vivid yet calming the colors are. This is the third graphic novel by Wang I've read, and it's my second favorite in total, before "In Real Life" but after "The Prince and the Dressmaker." The fact that it ranks only second place says less about this book and more about how strongly the other story holds a place in my heart. I really enjoyed "Stargazing" and would recommend and read it again!