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Go with the Flow
by Lily Williams, Karen Schneemann
Age: Middle School-High School
Activism: Menstrual Movement
Frustrated by her high school's understocked tampon and pad machine, Abby tries to make true change at her school for the betterment of her classmates and friends. Keeping a blog, Abby pieces out period stigma in history and modern day while trying to figure out how she can make a difference. Always supportive, Brit, Christine, and the new girl Sasha, follow Abby's lead until she takes it a little too far.
While Abby's activist journey is a large part of the plot, Williams maintains a relatable friendship story for readers, providing an accessible bridge to an unfortunately taboo subject for middle and high school girls.
Fans of realistic graphic novels get important exposure to a subject they may feel ashamed about discussing.
Activism: Menstrual Movement
Frustrated by her high school's understocked tampon and pad machine, Abby tries to make true change at her school for the betterment of her classmates and friends. Keeping a blog, Abby pieces out period stigma in history and modern day while trying to figure out how she can make a difference. Always supportive, Brit, Christine, and the new girl Sasha, follow Abby's lead until she takes it a little too far.
While Abby's activist journey is a large part of the plot, Williams maintains a relatable friendship story for readers, providing an accessible bridge to an unfortunately taboo subject for middle and high school girls.
Fans of realistic graphic novels get important exposure to a subject they may feel ashamed about discussing.