Graphic Novel Review: SLAM

The Agents of S.L.A.M. are more than just your average wrestlers - they help keep the country safe. Katie's sent to take some video of the team. And she couldn't be happier about it. But something goes terribly wrong. The bad guys take control. Katie just might be the key to saving everything.

My Thoughts: I really enjoyed this graphic novel. It was funny with lots of action and drama. Power, secrets, sibling rivalry, and betrayal are just a few key themes of the story. And of course knowledge is power. The art was bright and colorful. 

Cover Thoughts: Cute

Soure: eARC sent for review 

Library Recommendation: Recommended for your school and public library's graphic novel collection.

On Your Radar: (51) Chef's Kiss

Title: Chef's Kiss

Author: Jarrett Melendez

Illustrations: Danica Brine

Publisher: Oni Press

Publication Date: March 1, 2022

Why it should be on your radar:

* New Adult Graphic Novel

*Fantastic Illustrations

* Finding Your Path

* Cooking

* Friendship

* Romance

*Watson

* Co-workers

* Discovering Your Passion

I really enjoyed this Graphic Novel. I loved the ages of the character, the humor, and the relationships. Although Watson did steal the book. I didn't want this book to end!

** ARC from Netgalley

Library Recommendation: Highly Recommended for your public library's graphic novel collection

Review A Quick Easy Guide to They/Them Pronouns

Archie, a non-binary artist, gets irritated when people misgender them. He's teaming up with his straight white friend, Tristan, to talk about it. They share their thoughts and feelings on the matter and explain why asking people for their pronouns is the right thing to do. And of course why it's important to use the right pronoun.

My Thoughts: The world is changing and it's hard for some people to understand and learn about others. But this book makes it easy and now there aren't any excuses. Share this book widely and don't be a jerk about anyone's identity. 

Cover Thoughts: Cute
Source: ARC sent for review
Release Date: June 12th
Library Recommendation: A must have book for school and public libraries.