Uglies Graphic Novels: Uglies: Shay's Story (Graphic Novel) (Series #1) (Paperback)

from akmargie

I think if the story had been fresher in my mind this would have made more impact. I did like the shift in perspective from Tally to Shay although I think the characters could have been developed a bit more. There's something of an expectation here that you've read the series, which is okay, but ...

from Faith_Murri

Having already read Uglies, I found very little of this to be unique, that was not explained in some way in the original series (which did it all in a better, more succinct way). Shay's character felt more like Tally in the beginning and that was frankly very annoying. There were basically no dif...

from kami.hodgins

Plot: This graphic novel follows Shay, one of the characters in the Uglies series of YA novels written by Scott Westerfeld. Shay becomes disillusioned with the "pretty" future set out for her when she meets a gang of misfits who want to leave their dystopian world and head to the wild to live wit...

from elizardkwik

This is the graphic novel version of Uglies, told from Shay's point of view, about a society that values physical perfection and therefore gives everyone plastic surgery at the age of 16 to make them all "Pretty" so they can all live together and have parties all the time. First of all, I was dis...

from Faith_Murri

Having already read Uglies, I found very little of this to be unique, that was not explained in some way in the original series (which did it all in a better, more succinct way). Shay's character felt more like Tally in the beginning and that was frankly very annoying. There were basically no dif...