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Fun graphic novel about Depression-era hustlers and schemers working at the Waldorf-Astoria.

Illustrated by the author, a fun whodunnit with great artwork.

Book 130/165 4/13/19

Set in the late 30‘s in NYC (natch), this was a fun little caper graphic novel. Quick read and I love the art.

If you‘re doing the Read Harder Challenge this would fit the comic written and illustrated by the same person challenge.

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We got some #panic happening pretty early on in my second pick for the #letsgetgraphicweeklongmarathon
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Excited to start on this pile of library and #mttbr graphic novels tonight! This should last me through Wednesday 😂 and then I‘ve got some more library books in reserve 😁
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Heading to the library later, I think. So I have to read two more #graphicnovels before we go. Starting the day off with this one. ❤️️

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When you try to start another graphic novel, but your cat cuts you off. Apparently I've reached my nightly limit, and it is now time to cuddle Totem. 😹#Totesamaze

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I‘m still adapting to the graphic novel format. I‘m willing to try more. That‘s about it😐. @Kelican17

There wasn‘t much to the story. It was pretty quick but also forgetful but the artwork was AMAZING so 3/5 ⭐️

I loved all of the characters, the artwork, and the ending. 👍🏻👍🏻 i'm glad I treated myself to this graphic novel. 💚

Super cute graphic novel about a hotel in the 1930s. Fun and a quick read.

I picked this up for the historical setting and the pretty pictures. It was great and went in a direction I truly didn't see coming.

Totally departing from my TBR pile. Nothing was clicking. New York City. 1936. Frank is a bellhop who owes a high roller money. He works with Theresa, a maid in the same building by day, and acting in the "Federal Theatre Negro Unit" production of MacBeth directed by Orson Welles at night. Things heat up when a jeweled dog collar goes missing and the first, and basically only person they accuse is the black maid. #24in48 #Readathon Good. ??

Self-contained graphic novel about burglaries in the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. The art in this book is gorgeous and I would like to dress like a rich woman from the 1930s, please and thank you.