Making Friends: Making Friends: A Graphic Novel (Making Friends #1): Volume 1 (Paperback)

from MillieHennessy

Loooooved this! There was a magical element I wasn't expecting (probably cuz I didn't read the back). If you like middle grade, graphic novels, modern fantasy, magical girls (think sailor moon, sakura, etc), and themes of friendship, bullying and self-worth and acceptance, I think you'll love thi...

from MillieHennessy

A great sequel to Making Friends - Back to the Drawing Board picks up pretty soon after the events of the first comic (so don't go trying to read these out of order!) As with the first book, this one tackles the intricacies of friendship and how they can change as you grow and as your friends mak...

from sweetiegherkin

Starting seventh grade has Dany in a bit of a quandary -- her closest friends are no longer in all her classes and she's having trouble making new ones. When she discovers a magic notebook in her deceased great-aunt's attic, she draws a new best friend into existence who is just perfect. But when...

from livingtech

Loved this. I started reading it at the bus stop on the way to the library to return it. I was with my daughter (who had already read it at least twice), and watching her giggle at some of the early parts made it all the more enjoyable. When it came time, I decided I couldn't return it without fi...

from sweetiegherkin

Dany is still having a bit of trouble fitting in at school, so she uses her magic notebook to make a clone of herself -- but upgraded to make it easier for her to be friends with the cool kids. When her clone accidentally knocks over a jar with a blue dog in it, all pandemonium breaks loose! Wher...