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The Girl from the Sea: A Graphic Novel Kindle & comiXology
- Print length256 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Grade level7 and up
- Lexile measureHL290L
- PublisherGraphix
- Publication dateJune 1, 2021
- ISBN-13978-1338540574
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- ASIN : B08GV3Q2MN
- Publisher : Graphix (June 1, 2021)
- Publication date : June 1, 2021
- Language : English
- File size : 405073 KB
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- Print length : 256 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #178,288 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
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I grew up in a very homophobic, bigoted religious household. Being anything except heterosexual felt like the end of the world and brought along a lot of fear and self hate. After starting the journey of unlearning thoughts and behaviors brought on by the trauma, I wanted to go back and help heal the inner child that was so afraid to just be herself. I decided that a good place to start was normalizing the lgbtqia+ community, especially in an innocent context. This book is a beautiful work of art. Not only are the drawings and color palette amazing, but the message is too. All of the characters’ emotions are portrayed so well through detailed animated body language and the colors are SO vibrant. The themes in the book are equally beautiful: be yourself and prioritize open, honest communication. This was such a wonderful place to start a self healing journey for me—and wherever you are in your journey through life, this book would be a great addition.
I liked the way the selkie mythology was incorporated. (Although it made me so anxious when Morgan took Keltie's seal skin and was casually wearing it. I was so afraid it'd be seen as negative or she'd lose it or something but that part of the mythology wasn't mentioned as part of the story so I had to let it go and believe it wasn't important if Keltie didn't say it was important.)
Some of the minor characters had some tidbits of story here and there but I would say they weren't really developed. That was slightly disappointing because it felt like the one friend Serena was supposed to have more of a little arc of her own but it didn't feel properly fleshed out.
The ending was bittersweet but for the best.
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2022
The art is all very aesthetic and at the end of the novel there are a few pages of concept art/etc that really add to the characters! The story and plot itself is nice, though I would've liked to see it go a little deeper and especially for Morgan's character to be explored more. It's still worth a read in my opinion, and has an interesting ending.
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2022
The art is all very aesthetic and at the end of the novel there are a few pages of concept art/etc that really add to the characters! The story and plot itself is nice, though I would've liked to see it go a little deeper and especially for Morgan's character to be explored more. It's still worth a read in my opinion, and has an interesting ending.
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Perfect read for my 11 year-old.
Nela conhecemos a humana Morgan e a selkie Keltie, e acompanhamos o relacionamento romântico entre elas. O quadrinho traz temas como primeiro amor; impactos negativos no meio ambiente; amizade; confiança; família; autodescoberta e muito mais.
O que me fez gostar tanto foi, além da arte muito bonita, que a autora mostra situações muito reais de um jeito leve, mas que mesmo assim faz o leitor se questionar, seja em como vemos o mundo ou como vemos a nós mesmos e as pessoas que estão ao nosso redor. É uma história muito bonita, que poderia facilmente ser um conto de fadas.
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