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Caractéristiques de l'objet
- État
- ISBN
- 9780823454884
À propos de ce produit
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Holiday House, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0823454886
ISBN-13
9780823454884
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9057247472
Product Key Features
Book Title
Constellations
Number of Pages
224 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2023
Topic
General, Comics & Graphic Novels / Lgbt, Social Themes / Drugs, Alcohol, Substance Abuse, Comics & Graphic Novels / Coming of Age
Genre
Juvenile Fiction, Young Adult Fiction
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Weight
19.6 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
7.1 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Young Adult Audience
LCCN
2022-045641
Reviews
"A unique journey that doesn't turn away from hard truths; courageously honest and vulnerable." --Iasmin Omar Ata, the Ignatz Award-winning creator of Mis(h)adra "Constellations is a gut punch for anyone who grew up as a delinquent queer kid, desperately trying to become a monster in a world that treats us like monsters. Glasheen's watercolors shine with the clarity of memory, bringing us into a real 1986 that feels present, reminding us that the pain of interpersonal trauma is both historical and modern. We're reminded that queerness, too, is both historical and modern, and that becoming your authentic self will always be healing, and will always bring us together." --Priya Huq, cartoonist of Piece by Piece: The Story of Nisrin's Hijab, "This solo debut--a fictionalized, somewhat autobiographical accounting, as indicated in an author's note--explores its protagonist's struggles to be a part of their family and community while learning to accept themself, potently reflecting on themes of addiction, healing, and identity." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "A multifaceted must-have for young adult readers looking to better grasp the intersection of addiction and identity." -- Booklist , Starred Review "Glasheen ends with a quiet observation that even if the reader is not hurting as much as Claire, there is connectivity in that we all are carrying something that, if left untended or unspoken, could become too heavy to hold." -- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books "A brutal story with glimmers of hope shining through. . . ." --Kirkus Reviews "A unique journey that doesn't turn away from hard truths; courageously honest and vulnerable." --Iasmin Omar Ata, the Ignatz Award-winning creator of Mis(h)adra "Heartfelt and realistic, and painted in beautiful, lively watercolors-- Constellations pulls no punches about the realities of navigating addiction and bullying as a teen, while also honoring the people who help us to survive and grow along the way." --Melanie Gillman, creator of As the Crow Flies and Other Ever Afters "Constellations is a gut punch for anyone who grew up as a delinquent queer kid, desperately trying to become a monster in a world that treats us like monsters. Glasheen's watercolors shine with the clarity of memory, bringing us into a real 1986 that feels present, reminding us that the pain of interpersonal trauma is both historical and modern. We're reminded that queerness, too, is both historical and modern, and that becoming your authentic self will always be healing, and will always bring us together." --Priya Huq, cartoonist of Piece by Piece: The Story of Nisrin's Hijab, "This solo debut--a fictionalized, somewhat autobiographical accounting, as indicated in an author's note--explores its protagonist's struggles to be a part of their family and community while learning to accept themself, potently reflecting on themes of addiction, healing, and identity." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "A multifaceted must-have for young adult readers looking to better grasp the intersection of addiction and identity." -- Booklist , Starred Review "Thoughtful artistic choices pair well with an excellent, illustriously lyrical approach to gender-expansive identity. . . . Claire's story is a multifaceted must-have for young adult readers looking to better grasp the intersection of addiction and identity."-- Booklist , Starred Review "Exaggerated size and perspective emphasize raw experiences throughout the graphic novel. . . . The watercolor and ink illustrations add even more weight to the scenes. . . ."-- The Bulletin for the Center of Children's Books "Glasheen ends with a quiet observation that even if the reader is not hurting as much as Claire, there is connectivity in that we all are carrying something that, if left untended or unspoken, could become too heavy to hold." -- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books "A brutal story with glimmers of hope shining through. . . ." --Kirkus Reviews "A unique journey that doesn't turn away from hard truths; courageously honest and vulnerable." --Iasmin Omar Ata, the Ignatz Award-winning creator of Mis(h)adra "Heartfelt and realistic, and painted in beautiful, lively watercolors-- Constellations pulls no punches about the realities of navigating addiction and bullying as a teen, while also honoring the people who help us to survive and grow along the way." --Melanie Gillman, creator of As the Crow Flies and Other Ever Afters "Constellations is a gut punch for anyone who grew up as a delinquent queer kid, desperately trying to become a monster in a world that treats us like monsters. Glasheen's watercolors shine with the clarity of memory, bringing us into a real 1986 that feels present, reminding us that the pain of interpersonal trauma is both historical and modern. We're reminded that queerness, too, is both historical and modern, and that becoming your authentic self will always be healing, and will always bring us together." --Priya Huq, cartoonist of Piece by Piece: The Story of Nisrin's Hijab, "This solo debut--a fictionalized, somewhat autobiographical accounting, as indicated in an author's note--explores its protagonist's struggles to be a part of their family and community while learning to accept themself, potently reflecting on themes of addiction, healing, and identity." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "Thoughtful artistic choices pair well with an excellent, illustriously lyrical approach to gender-expansive identity. . . . Claire's story is a multifaceted must-have for young adult readers looking to better grasp the intersection of addiction and identity."-- Booklist , Starred Review "Exaggerated size and perspective emphasize raw experiences throughout the graphic novel. . . . The watercolor and ink illustrations add even more weight to the scenes. . . ."-- The Bulletin for the Center of Children's Books "A brutal story with glimmers of hope shining through. . . ." --Kirkus Reviews "A unique journey that doesn't turn away from hard truths; courageously honest and vulnerable." --Iasmin Omar Ata, the Ignatz Award-winning creator of Mis(h)adra "Heartfelt and realistic, and painted in beautiful, lively watercolors-- Constellations pulls no punches about the realities of navigating addiction and bullying as a teen, while also honoring the people who help us to survive and grow along the way." --Melanie Gillman, creator of As the Crow Flies and Other Ever Afters "Constellations is a gut punch for anyone who grew up as a delinquent queer kid, desperately trying to become a monster in a world that treats us like monsters. Glasheen's watercolors shine with the clarity of memory, bringing us into a real 1986 that feels present, reminding us that the pain of interpersonal trauma is both historical and modern. We're reminded that queerness, too, is both historical and modern, and that becoming your authentic self will always be healing, and will always bring us together." --Priya Huq, cartoonist of Piece by Piece: The Story of Nisrin's Hijab
Grade From
Ninth Grade
Synopsis
A raw graphic novel debut about a queer teen living in the margins who is determined to find their way ahead. Are you supposed to be a boy or a girl? It's a question that follows Claire everywhere. Inescapable on the street, in school, and even at home. A black hole forever trying to pull them in. Claire knows what they're supposed to be--and according to their Catholic family, that's definitely not someone who'd kiss a girl at a party. When the news gets out, the questions get hard: Is Claire having a girlfriend the thing that feels wrong? Or is it being a girl? The answer is easy: drink it all away. When a downward spiral puts Claire on a collision course with court-ordered rehab, the unexpected happens: Claire is soon surrounded by a group of new friends and, with the help of a patient counselor, finds a space to unpack all the bad they've experienced. But as Claire's release gets closer so does the question: Can Claire stay sober and true in a world seemingly never made for them? Set in 1980s Troy, New York, Constellations is a portrait of a queer teen living in the margins but determined to find their way ahead. Done in watercolor and ink, debut author-artist Kate Glasheen has created a world where strong lines meet soft color, and raw emotions meet deep thought in this story of hope, humor, and survival. A Booklist Editors' Choice: Graphic Novel A School Library Journal Best Book of the Year A Booklist Top Ten First Novel for Youth
LC Classification Number
PZ7.7.G595Co 2023
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