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First, just need to get this off my chest. I hate cute. I hate the word carelessly tossed out at any girl who happens to have very common attributes, such as long hair, being under 5'6'', having a face. So from the get-go I was on the fence about this graphic. I really don't care for that title....
I am glad I found this one (and at a bargain price), it was a really great book, though there were a few things I didn't like.I loved Jane, she was kick-ass and I loved how she tried to get girls to be accepted more in the guy-centred skate world. At times she took it a bit far, at times she was a b...
The art is cute and there are some shining moments in the novel. If you’re looking for some pro-girl fiction, I would recommend this one. It does have its charms, and it raises some questions about modern dating habits and how social media (in this case, text messages) has changed the field.
This graphic novel gets four stars for two very simple reasons: 1) The illustrative work in this book is adorable, and fits with the story just perfectly. 2) It's about real relationships between both friends and couples. Which is refreshing! Jane is a bundle of hilarity and opinions. She's a sk...
Review: Kara was kind enough to send me this one when I read her review. After reading the description, I was highly interested in reading this graphic novel. I won't say that it was bad, because there are some awesome scenes with Jane and how she handles the constant sexual harassment and sexis...
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