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All Princesses Die Before Dawn
by Quentin Zuttion
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
The story tells (a part of) the lovestories inside a family: 8-year old Lulu is struggling with his feelings for his best friend, his teenage sister Cam has a secret (older) boyfriend and their mom & dad have some issues of their own.
I really liked this graphic novel! As this story is set in the late 90’s it’s pretty progressive, and I liked how inclusive this story was. Some of the topics it handles are marital problems, teenage problems, sexuality doubts, even gender identification doubts are hinted at.
It wasn’t really a happy story, but the ending is very hopeful.
I really liked all the characters. Even though the novel is quite short, we get a good insight in their personalities and their relationships to eachother.
I would’ve liked it to be a bit longer though, but maybe that’s just me wanting more of this story.
The drawings were also absolutely beautiful!
It’s also a very quick read, so I definitely recommend this graphic novel!
I really liked this graphic novel! As this story is set in the late 90’s it’s pretty progressive, and I liked how inclusive this story was. Some of the topics it handles are marital problems, teenage problems, sexuality doubts, even gender identification doubts are hinted at.
It wasn’t really a happy story, but the ending is very hopeful.
I really liked all the characters. Even though the novel is quite short, we get a good insight in their personalities and their relationships to eachother.
I would’ve liked it to be a bit longer though, but maybe that’s just me wanting more of this story.
The drawings were also absolutely beautiful!
It’s also a very quick read, so I definitely recommend this graphic novel!