I personally didn’t connect with any of the stories or characters, but would recommend as a YA graphic novel about sexism, adoptee families, and family trauma… best I can put it without spoiling anything. Looks to target MG, but shirks off certain things that without context in a book club or class read could be irresponsible. A bit on the long side, but maybe it was to build atmosphere (not talking bout LONG days, which I loved)? Which I get but still.

Took off some points for the discussions and stuff from Black culture that were cringe and unlike other cringe moments couldn’t or just didn’t call out/in.