Graphic Novels

 

Brontë by Manuela Santoni
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

The book as you can imagine is about the Bronte's sisters and how they became these great mysterious Bell's brothers, what made them decide to take these pen names and write the best masterpieces of the English literature. Manuela Santoni with her own interesting style tried to portray each sister's special and unique personality with their self- destructive brother Branwell and in my opinion her work ended up pretty amazing.

It was kind of fresh to read and to discover a new version of the Bronte family's relationship and how their home's atmospher had such an impact on the sisters and their writing for the author has chose to illustrate the most important moment of their lives to describe without an amount of words and just lets her art talks for itself.

It was my first book by Manuela Santoni and I discovered that she has wrote one about Jane Austen that I will be happy to read.

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for this ARC in echange for an honest review.

Wonderful artwork that made this odd crazy fantasy story so alive. I loved that the artist didn't have to use a lot of words and lets his art talk for itself. There are some strong content that won't be adequate for kids. A story of two teenagers sent on a quest to discover the truth and the treasure of their ancestors in the far Realm of The North. During their journey, they met new characters that will help them in their adventure but at the same time they also covet this mysterious lost treasure and want a piece of it.

I really had a nice time reading this book, the artwork was so captivating and it made the story's events and actions so much interesting to follow. I truly liked it and the end was so true and good.

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