Honor Girl: A Graphic Memoir (Paperback)

from readingbeader

I expected more from this graphic novel. It felt rather anti-climatic to me.

from chrisblocker

Honor Girl is a cute story, I guess. It's also painfully juvenile. Supposedly, this is a memoir, but there are things about the story that really seem a reach. For instance (and all this is established early on, so I'm not spoiling much), Maggie suddenly decides she's a lesbian, admits to it with...

from keristars

I don't really like memoirs. I don't like the way they almost always have meandering storylines that mimic real life too much - "here is a story about something that happened to me, and it doesn't have a real ending or beginning" you know? There isn't always a satisfying resolution, either. When ...

from krau0098

This was a well done autobiography about a young girl's stay at summer camp and her discovery that she is gay. It was well written and easy to read. I enjoyed it and thought the illustration was okay. Maggie Thrash writes about her summer at an all girls' summer camp, her struggles with her sexua...

from theretiredlibrarian

I read this to be sure it didn't violate Missouri HB 2044 (don't get me started...), as it was already in my school library's collection. (I deemed it did not violate the law and placed it back on the shelf). As a 64 year old straight married woman, it didn't appeal much to me, but I can see wher...