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AroundTheBookWorld
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willaful
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Love the great range of disabilities and body types shown here. Although the main focus is on physical limitations, a lot of the advice is applicable to other kinds of disabilities too.

#TransRightsReadathon (author is genderqueer)

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galueth28
Days of Future Past | John Byrne, Chris Claremont
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Accidentally started the habit of finishing a library book on the way to the library...

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booklover3258
Clash | Kayla Miller
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Pickpick

So far this one was the best in the series. In this volume, there's a new girl in school named Natasha and of course Olive tries to befriend her but Nat is definitely not a nice girl towards Olive. This story is perfect for kids who have to deal with bullies in their life and also bullies should read this as well. The art is wonderful and I love all of the characters.

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RamsFan1963
The Fade Out Vol. 3 | Ed Brubaker
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Pickpick

34/100 This wasn't the conclusion that I wanted, but I guess it is the ending that best suits the story. In the end, there's no justice, for anyone, people die, the studio covers more scandals, and everyone shrugs and goes about their business as if it's all supposed to be this way. 3.75/5 #Read2025 #SeriesLove2025

TieDyeDude Yeah, it had kind of a Chinatown ending, which was fitting, IMO. 18h
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JenniferEgnor
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I think I devoured volumes 4-6 in about an hour. Continuing the mysterious tale, when Shiva‘s backstory is revealed, she and Teacher must make a difficult choice as well as they face a challenge to their relationship .
Themes of death and rebirth feature heavily in these volumes…I can‘t wait to read more!

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willaful
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Soft pick because this is a frustrating, sometimes painful read. It's a great illustration of the phrase “don't be your child's first bully,“ though the mom certainly isn't the worst; she doesn't put her child in conversion camp or pray over him or kick him out, just refuses to accept his name and identity. Just.

It's certainly a valid story and she does learn and grow, becoming a “SuperAlly!“ in the end. Includes a letter from the son.

CarolynM I hadn‘t heard that phrase before, but I think it is apt. In my view too many parents are exactly that☹️ 1d
CarolynM And it goes well beyond issues like sexuality and gender. 1d
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willaful

You fear that Alex will be marginalized, but the first and foremost marginalization is family rejection.

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mariaku21
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Mehso-so

I absolutely am in love with Splashmaster, I know.. I know, he's the villain for this one but he's also so freaking adorbs but then again there's also the Nightmare Knight, who got me intrigued due to his one action so I came away liking the villains in this book a lot more than any of the other characters. Didn't like the new character but we'll see ..

Personally I want to see more of the Nightmare Knight 😂

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willaful
Us | Sara Soler
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This is a cis girl and her trans girlfriend but it reminds me a lot of accompanying my daughter to the women's bathroom. 😂 Very cute graphica memoir about how Sara's “boyfriend“ decided to transition and they stayed happily together.

#TransRightsReadathon