Graphic Edition

Unicorn of Many Hats (Heavenly Nostrils, 7) by Dana Simpson

Publication Date – March 20, 2018

4 stars

My love for these graphic novels is real.  I love that my nine year old daughter and I can read these books and enjoy them for completely different reasons and laugh at completely different bits of dialogue.   These novels are a collection of related vignettes following Phoebe, a snarky and playful girl, and her vain but loyal unicorn.   I’m not sure any can really live up to the first one, but this was so much fun.  I received a digital ARC of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. 

Herding Cats (Sarah Scribbles #3) by Sarah Andersen

Publication Date – March 27, 2018

3 stars

Always relatable, Andersen creates fun cartoons that sum up the life of an anxious introvert.  This collection can be darker at times as it includes her own worries about the current news and life on the internet.   This is maybe the first book of her work that included things that I didn’t quite “get”, but it is a short read and there was plenty to enjoy.  I received this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. 

Big Nate: Silent But Deadly by Lincoln Peirce

Publication Date – March 20, 2018

4 stars

I let my nine year old daughter read and review this one as she is a fan of the series.  She found it funny as always and thought the boys in her class acted in much of the same ways as the middle schooler in this book (she’s a third grader so I guess male behavior doesn’t change much during that time.).  This was a digital galley from NetGalley, received in exchange for an honest review.