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A review by nicolemhewitt
Long Distance by Whitney Gardner
5.0
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When Vega moves, she finds that holding onto long-distance friendships can be tricky and making new friends even more so. So, her parents send her off to a camp that’s specifically designed to help kids make friends. Once Vega gets there, though, she finds that the camp is just a little … off. She can’t figure out exactly what’s wrong, but things just aren’t adding up there. Since Vega is an astronomy buff, the graphic novel has some interesting facts woven throughout. The art style is vibrant and colorful, and the element of mystery keeps you guessing. I love the surprise outcome to the mystery and the way it ties in to earlier elements of the book. I’m planning to pass this graphic novel along to my son, because I know he’ll love it!
***Disclosure: I received this book from the publisher for review purposes. No other compensation was given and all opinions are my own.***
When Vega moves, she finds that holding onto long-distance friendships can be tricky and making new friends even more so. So, her parents send her off to a camp that’s specifically designed to help kids make friends. Once Vega gets there, though, she finds that the camp is just a little … off. She can’t figure out exactly what’s wrong, but things just aren’t adding up there. Since Vega is an astronomy buff, the graphic novel has some interesting facts woven throughout. The art style is vibrant and colorful, and the element of mystery keeps you guessing. I love the surprise outcome to the mystery and the way it ties in to earlier elements of the book. I’m planning to pass this graphic novel along to my son, because I know he’ll love it!
***Disclosure: I received this book from the publisher for review purposes. No other compensation was given and all opinions are my own.***