genre: mixed genre, young adult graphic novel and paranormal mystery
Something evil is afoot. Something very evil. Something that is
somehow affecting the lives of two brothers in New York and two sisters
in Maine as well as one lonely boy who lives in the shadows. When all
their stories intersect, some creepiness is going to go down. No doubt
about it.
Ooooh! Something new and unique! It's a graphic novel and a novel in
one, similar to The invention of Hugo Cabret but this time, the
graphic novel is a different plot than the text and we spend the book
trying to tie them together. It's a mystery, really. A mild
thrillerish story that kept me totally engaged. The text is just lovely
- the characters are fleshed out and intriguing, the writing itself
never took my attention away from the action, it just flowed so
smoothly. The art is incredible, the text-less story the pictures tell
is such a puzzle that when I finished the book, I had to go back and
read those sections again to see what I missed. And I didn't guess it
until a good way through, so yay for that.
Very entertaining.
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Monday, May 12, 2014
In the Shadows by Kiersten White and Jim Di Bartolo
where does this one belong?:
graphic novel,
young adult
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