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A review by becandbooks
Clementine, Book Two by Tillie Walden
adventurous
dark
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
5.0
Tillie Walden has created a story that is grand - in the places it goes, in the growth of its characters, and in the emotion and weight instilled in every illustrated panel. In the second volume of Clementine, readers are met with not just a companion to a well-known universe, but to a story with breadth and character.
Clementine, herself, is an enormous young character whose wisdom and toil beyond years are striking on the page. But the real applause is for the relationships throughout the story - the primary trio based on survival, the resilience of relationships lost and the development of bonds with countless characters along the way. This is a story that speaks deeply and slowly, a story of apocalyptic survival that will resonate with hearts today.
Note: Review copy received from Edelweiss. This does not impact opinions within this review.
Clementine, herself, is an enormous young character whose wisdom and toil beyond years are striking on the page. But the real applause is for the relationships throughout the story - the primary trio based on survival, the resilience of relationships lost and the development of bonds with countless characters along the way. This is a story that speaks deeply and slowly, a story of apocalyptic survival that will resonate with hearts today.
Note: Review copy received from Edelweiss. This does not impact opinions within this review.
Graphic: Child death and Death
Moderate: Violence, Blood, Pregnancy, and Injury/Injury detail
Minor: Suicide
trigger warnings: death of a friend, death of a child, death of a son, blood depiction, pregnancy, grief depiction, knife violence, suicide, drowning mentioned, starvation, poverty themes, loss of vision