pickMiles Morales is having a bad day. He is serving in-school suspension for standing up for himself and so distracted by thoughts of bad teachers, fairness and girls that he almost misses the villain sitting near him. The “day in a life” narrative is told with simple exposition punctuated with spare gorgeous poetry. Four ⭐️s for this novel that has Miles take on racism and other critters.
“A pit, boiling, burning, bubbles bursting in me…”
What spider-sense feels like
pickBrilliant and clever, this Miles M. tale describes his day in ISS at his boarding school. It‘s written in a lovely combo of verse and prose.
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so-soI adore Miles as Spider-Man. I love how Jason writes. Yet this book felt not much like a Spider-Man story, but a student stuck in suspension. With something in the ways trying to get him. It wouldn‘t make sense to those who didn‘t read Jason‘s last Miles book. I barely got it. As the villain is new, didn‘t feel long enough or strong enough to leave an impact. Just him doing his teachers work on thinking of self improvement through what life throws
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