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Description
Based on the hit graphic-novel series from BOOM! Studios, the publisher behind Lumberjanes, Giant Days follows the hilarious and heartfelt misadventures of three university first-years: Daisy, the innocent home-schooled girl; Susan, the sardonic wit; and Esther, the vivacious drama queen. While the girls seem very different, they become fast friends during their first week of university. And it’s a good thing they do, because in the giant adventure that is college, a friend who has your back is key—something Daisy discovers when she gets a little too involved in her extracurricular club, the Yogic Brethren of Zoise. When she starts acting strange and life around campus gets even stranger (missing students, secret handshakes, monogrammed robes everywhere . . .), Esther and Susan decide it’s up to them to investigate the weirdness and save their friend.
Based on the hit graphic-novel series from BOOM! Studios, the publisher behind Lumberjanes, Giant Days follows the hilarious and heartfelt misadventures of three university first-years: Daisy, the...
Based on the hit graphic-novel series from BOOM! Studios, the publisher behind Lumberjanes, Giant Days follows the hilarious and heartfelt misadventures of three university first-years: Daisy, the innocent home-schooled girl; Susan, the sardonic wit; and Esther, the vivacious drama queen. While the girls seem very different, they become fast friends during their first week of university. And it’s a good thing they do, because in the giant adventure that is college, a friend who has your back is key—something Daisy discovers when she gets a little too involved in her extracurricular club, the Yogic Brethren of Zoise. When she starts acting strange and life around campus gets even stranger (missing students, secret handshakes, monogrammed robes everywhere . . .), Esther and Susan decide it’s up to them to investigate the weirdness and save their friend.
A Note From the Publisher
Non Pratt is a British author whose debut novel, Trouble, was short-listed for the YA Book Prize and the Branford Boase Award and long-listed for the Carnegie Medal. Her other books include Remix, Unboxed, and Truth or Dare. She lives in London.
Non Pratt is a British author whose debut novel, Trouble, was short-listed for the YA Book Prize and the Branford Boase Award and long-listed for the Carnegie Medal. Her other books include Remix...
Non Pratt is a British author whose debut novel, Trouble, was short-listed for the YA Book Prize and the Branford Boase Award and long-listed for the Carnegie Medal. Her other books include Remix, Unboxed, and Truth or Dare. She lives in London.
Advance Praise
"Pratt (Trouble) adeptly tackles a narrative
adaptation of John Allison’s hit graphic novel series by the same name....Fans
of the comic will delight in further character development...but even those
unfamiliar with Allison’s work will enjoy the story’s humor and exploration of
universal themes, including what it means to find and define oneself during the
first year away from home."
— Publishers Weekly
"With its wry, comics-inspired humor, the action is
dramatically silly, but it's a rollicking grrrl-centered good time. The author
captures the minute details of university life with uncanny accuracy . .
. Great fun."
— Kirkus Reviews
"The "hilarious and heartfelt" misadventures
of three fierce and funny young women in their first year of university. Based
on the graphic novel series."
— The Bookseller
"Pratt (Trouble) adeptly tackles a narrative adaptation of John Allison’s hit graphic novel series by the same name....Fans of the comic will delight in further character development...but even...
"Pratt (Trouble) adeptly tackles a narrative
adaptation of John Allison’s hit graphic novel series by the same name....Fans
of the comic will delight in further character development...but even those
unfamiliar with Allison’s work will enjoy the story’s humor and exploration of
universal themes, including what it means to find and define oneself during the
first year away from home."
— Publishers Weekly
"With its wry, comics-inspired humor, the action is
dramatically silly, but it's a rollicking grrrl-centered good time. The author
captures the minute details of university life with uncanny accuracy . .
. Great fun."
— Kirkus Reviews
"The "hilarious and heartfelt" misadventures
of three fierce and funny young women in their first year of university. Based
on the graphic novel series."