Prudence Shen

Dnf @ 26%
Nothing wrong with it, just not feeling it now.

A fun, perfectly paced little story of high school rivalries, robots, and industrial-strength weedkiller. Faith Erin Hicks just gets better and better—the art is so emotive and partners beautifully with the text (with a great balance of textual and visual jokes).

I felt that the ending didn't wrap up the story as cleverly and effortlessly as I'd have liked, but all in all I loved the heck out of it.

Still a great book! Looks great in color!

I still love the core relationships in this story. And it feels so much like high school, particularly in that uncomfortable way people don't try to talk through other kid family issues among friends. Those awkward silences... Yup. And the art is still gorgeous!

I felt the story line with the jock (Yes, completely forgot his name in a short amount of time) with his parents are rushed (And the amount of disrespect- I was waiting for a slap or something. If I ever hung up on my parents...)
I liked Nate, he wasn't really annoying. Also I'm a sucker for two oppsitite types of people getting together. The main storyline I wasn't really impressed with, nothing different.