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The ghostly friendship adds a whimsical touch to everyday challenges, and Anya begins to learn more about herself, her past, and the importance of embracing who she truly is. With humor and heart, their journey blends lighthearted moments with deeper themes of identity and belonging.
Feelings of loneliness and the quest for connection come alive in this captivating tale. It touches on the struggles of fitting in while also celebrating the weird and wonderful parts of growing up. Readers will find themselves engrossed in Anya’s quirky adventure as she learns what it truly means to be a friend.
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This book is a flip-flop. It pretends to be a sweet, lovely ghost story, and then smacks you in the face with it's viciousness. I hadn't read any kind of synopsis before reading this, so maybe it gave some away with the back cover, but going in completely blind was amazing. Anya is also a flip-flop. At the start of the book you love her, until you realize what a brat she is and begin to hate her. Then it's love, hate, love, hate until the book ends. I loved her at the end, but I'm not sure she deserved it. She's pretty selfish throughout the whole book, but I think she learned something.Emily, on the other hand... well I just love Emily. The plot is pretty straightforward and predictable, but the illustrations compliment it so well that I wasn't even that bothered by it. The art sets the tone and fits the story so perfectly that the plot hardly matters. Honestly, I don't think this book would work for a novel. Maybe if the descriptions painted as beautiful pictures as the art does. But it works great as a graphic novel!
Definitely different from what I'm used to. I love the art and the plot was very catchy. Over all I think the moral of the story, art, and plot was fun to read through
