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Out this week: Mixed-Up (First Second, $14.99):
Kami Garcia and Brittney Williams have both worked on DC’s all-ages graphic novels, but this time they’re teaming up for the story of a fifth grader whose learning disability comes to light.
See what else is arriving at your local comic shop this week.
We've got a trio of graphic novels that are just some of what's coming to GPTV this week!
We've got a trio of graphic novels that are just some of what's coming to GPTV this week! #comics #graphicnovel
There are a lot of comics coming out every week to be covered. Check out some of what we’ll be reviewing and this is only some of what’s coming to GPTV this week! This week’s reviews include: History Comics Ellis Island (First Second) Mixed-up (First Second) Song of a Blackbird (First Second) First Second provided Graphic Policy with FREE copies for review
5 out of 5 stars
Thank you to NetGalley for this eARC in exchange for an honest review.
Stella and her besties, Emiko and Latasha, are so excited for fifth grade. They are in the same class with a great teacher AND their favorite show, Witchlins, is about to drop something super exciting! When Witchlins announces that they have an online game that requires a guidebook, Stella starts to feel left out. She's never been the best reader.
On top of the guidebook, fifth grade has so many words in the textbooks! Stella starts to fall further and further behind in both schoolwork and the Witchlins game. She feels like her friends are leaving her behind as well because all they want to do is talk about the game. They just don't understand how hard it is for Stella.
Thankfully, her teacher recognizes her struggles and helps Stella figure out that she has dyslexia, a learning disorder that makes it difficult to read. Slowly, Stella is able to navigate schoolwork AND work on the Witchlins guidebook once she recognizes her disability.
Not only does the book discuss dyslexia and how to navigate the disability, it also has all the text in a dyslexic friendly font. This font makes it easier for dyslexic readers to read. This graphic novel touched me on a personal level because my sibling has dyslexia and has had the same sorts of troubles that Stella does. I specifically remember them saying that they were stupid because they couldn't read. I'm glad there are more books out there to help kiddos with their learning disabilities and show that they're not broken; they just learning differently than others.
Mixed-Up, Unity, Luna Sabella ~ Bailamos [Netherlands 🇳🇱]
Leftover Chicken Tenders Pasta Bowl
The Mouse, “playing” in the kitchen. Chicken Tenders, Sweet Potato Fries The Mouse cooked some elbow macaroni with frozen mixed vegetables. Added the fries and chicken to warm. Start of the Bowl Added the honey mustard dip that came with the order. Not quite enough, a little more yellow mustard and a squeeze of honey. Sauced Of course, if get green onions, use. 🙂 Green Onions is a…
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Review: Mixed Up, By: Emma Hart
Review: Mixed Up, By: Emma Hart
Mixed Up Synopsis
Hiring my brother’s best friend was not on my to-do list.
Neither was he.
Expanding my dirty cocktail bar into food was supposed to be easy, except finding a chef in my little town of Whiskey Key is anything but. Until Parker Hamilton comes home—bringing his Michelin starred chef’s hat with him. He has no work. I need someone like him in my new kitchen. There’s just one…
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Cover reveal: Mixed Up, By: Emma Hart
Cover reveal: Mixed Up, By: Emma Hart
Mixed Up By Emma Hart Release Day: April 18
Synopsis
Hiring my brother’s best friend was not on my to-do list.
Neither was he.
Expanding my dirty cocktail bar into food was supposed to be easy, except finding a chef in my little town of Whiskey Key is anything but. Until Parker Hamilton comes home—bringing his Michelin starred chef’s hat with him. He has no work. I need someone like him in my…
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Leonardo Martelli - Cosa (Trattato di Pace)
