Sixth grade was supposed to be a fresh start for Mira. She challenges herself to talk the first day, but she can't get the words out. Her fellow classmates tell her teachers that she doesn't talk. It's not like she can't talk, but Mira struggles getting words out. Her classmates aren't kind about it.She doesn't have friends that she can talk with and she's not thrilled with her family right now. They invited her former best friend and current enemy to live with them without asking her. Right now, the only escape for Mira is making stop motion films. But as her grade plummet, even that outlet becomes impossible. Will she find her voice?
My Thoughts: This was a fantastic graphic novel with a great message about finding your voice. Mira has anxiety about talking in public; it's almost impossible for her. A school project forces her to partner with a classmate. They start talking and even becoming friends. I loved the moments between Mira and Alex. Mira goes to therapy and starts making steps towards talking in public. I love how Mira and Chloe talked about the past and moved forward towards a future. I couldn't put this graphic novel down.
Cover Thoughts: Perfect
Source: My Library
Library Recommendation: A must have graphic novel for your school or public library's collection.
This must be a great story if you couldn't put it down. I'll add it to my TBR list. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFinding your voice is such an important part of life - and something that some adults face as well. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA beneficial book for many kids who share the same anxiety. Thanks for featuring the book on this week’s MMGM.
ReplyDeleteI don't read many graphic novels, but I might need to read this one. You make it sound great. Thanks for the post.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great story!
ReplyDeleteI think so many kids will relate to this topic. Sounds like a great book!
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