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A review by ellytheskelly
Besties: Work It Out by Kayla Miller, Jeffrey Canino
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
this one made me cringe!!! (in an intended way!)
Though I love where the arc ends up, the middle portion was difficult to get through. It's really fun to read as a companion novel, but I would definitely recommend reading this before Crunch (Click part 5). I am excited to see where these characters go in the future!
This graphic novel was not solely written and illustrated by Kayla Miller (as the Click series seems to be) and I feel like you can tell. The way these characters look, talk, and interact feels just slightly... off. It's good as its own thing, for sure, but if you're just expecting more of the Click, this might not meet that expectation. You can feel the elements that all of the contributors brought to the table and I think it succeeds in that sense.
Though I love where the arc ends up, the middle portion was difficult to get through. It's really fun to read as a companion novel, but I would definitely recommend reading this before Crunch (Click part 5). I am excited to see where these characters go in the future!
This graphic novel was not solely written and illustrated by Kayla Miller (as the Click series seems to be) and I feel like you can tell. The way these characters look, talk, and interact feels just slightly... off. It's good as its own thing, for sure, but if you're just expecting more of the Click, this might not meet that expectation. You can feel the elements that all of the contributors brought to the table and I think it succeeds in that sense.