The Love Report

Author:   . BeKa ,  . Maya
Publisher:   Astra Publishing House
ISBN:  

9781662640414


Pages:   192
Publication Date:   13 June 2023
Recommended Age:   From 12 to 14 years
Format:   Paperback
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Author:   . BeKa ,  . Maya
Publisher:   Astra Publishing House
Imprint:   Hippo Park
Weight:   0.369kg
ISBN:  

9781662640414


ISBN 10:   1662640412
Pages:   192
Publication Date:   13 June 2023
Recommended Age:   From 12 to 14 years
Audience:   Young adult ,  Teenage / Young adult
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us.

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Ah, young love! By turns sweet and dramatic, this graphic novel encompasses all of the angst, warmth, and bewilderment of experiencing all types of love - romantic, familial, and companionable - as a middle grader. - Courtney Yee, Changing Hands Bookshop An excellent addition to the gallery of tween/teen domestic titles like Telgemeier's Drama, Chmakova's Berrybrook Middle Schools Series, and the romance oriented Baby Sitter's Club....Definitely going on my list for tween graphic novel readers' advisory for tweens looking for read-a-likes for the titles above. - Chloe St. Claire, Multnomah County Library, Portland OR The PERFECT book for middle grade students! The artwork is beautiful and the story is masterful. This book fluidly covers so many different instances of love to shape what love can mean for anyone. It also briefly goes into the topic of boundaries and unwanted touch which is extremely important for our youth to understand. - Kathleen Daniels, Librarian, University of South Florida A fun read with gorgeous art on every page. Stunning to look at with a good core message about female friendship. - Jacey Anderson, Rediscovered Bookshop A great book for anyone who wants a middle grade novel about navigating complex relationships (of all types - platonic, romantic, familial, and so on) as well as anyone who wants to read a book with a strong cast of female characters. I feel like this would be good for fans of Raina Telgemeier's Drama or Svetlana Chmakova's Berrybrook Middle School series. -- Ash, Netgalley


Ah, young love! By turns sweet and dramatic, this graphic novel encompasses all of the angst, warmth, and bewilderment of experiencing all types of love - romantic, familial, and companionable - as a middle grader. - Courtney Yee, Changing Hands Bookshop An excellent addition to the gallery of tween/teen domestic titles like Telgemeier's Drama, Chmakova's Berrybrook Middle Schools Series, and the romance oriented Baby Sitter's Club....Definitely going on my list for tween graphic novel readers' advisory for tweens looking for read-a-likes for the titles above. - Chloe St. Claire, Multnomah County Library, Portland OR Will hit home for many young teens that are confused about crushes and love and all the intricacies.....I often get asked for early teen books that have friendship as a main theme but without it being catty.....I'd highly recommend this for about 12-15 year olds, but it could resonate with older teens too. - Dephne De Grandpre, Kidsbooks Vancouver The PERFECT book for middle grade students! The artwork is beautiful and the story is masterful. This book fluidly covers so many different instances of love to shape what love can mean for anyone. It also briefly goes into the topic of boundaries and unwanted touch which is extremely important for our youth to understand. - Kathleen Daniels, Librarian, University of South Florida A fun read with gorgeous art on every page. Stunning to look at with a good core message about female friendship. - Jacey Anderson, Rediscovered Bookshop Authentic representation of young antics and plots that is filled with genuine characters. Love the dialogue between the characters. - Came Johnson, Pittsvlvania County Public Library System (VA) A great book for anyone who wants a middle grade novel about navigating complex relationships (of all types - platonic, romantic, familial, and so on) as well as anyone who wants to read a book with a strong cast of female characters. I feel like this would be good for fans of Raina Telgemeier's Drama or Svetlana Chmakova's Berrybrook Middle School series. -- Ash, Netgalley


Ah, young love! By turns sweet and dramatic, this graphic novel encompasses all of the angst, warmth, and bewilderment of experiencing all types of love - romantic, familial, and companionable - as a middle grader. - Courtney Yee, Changing Hands Bookshop An excellent addition to the gallery of tween/teen domestic titles like Telgemeier's Drama, Chmakova's Berrybrook Middle Schools Series, and the romance oriented Baby Sitter's Club....Definitely going on my list for tween graphic novel readers' advisory for tweens looking for read-a-likes for the titles above. - Chloe St. Claire, Multnomah County Library, Portland OR The PERFECT book for middle grade students! The artwork is beautiful and the story is masterful. This book fluidly covers so many different instances of love to shape what love can mean for anyone. It also briefly goes into the topic of boundaries and unwanted touch which is extremely important for our youth to understand. - Kathleen Daniels, Librarian, University of South Florida A fun read with gorgeous art on every page. Stunning to look at with a good core message about female friendship. - Jacey Anderson, Rediscovered Bookshop


Author Information

BeKa is a code name for a well-known pair of French writers- Caroline Roque and Bertrand Escaich, both who are based in Toulouse in southwestern France. Caroline was studying for a doctoral degree in biology, when she was overtaken by her passion for storytelling. She and Bertrand-known for his comics script writing-became a writing duo and have never looked back. They have worked together on several successful series in France, including Chinn and The Misfits Club for Girls. Maya, whose real name is Martina Mura, is an Italian-born cartoonist from the seaside town of Alghero, Sardinia. From a young age, Maya loved writing and drawing comics. As she grew older, she discovered Manga-which led her to attend the European Manga Academy for two years. In 2021, Maya joined forces with BeKa to create, where she uses delicate, lively line to perfectly capture the uncertainties and curiosities of two young teenagers discovering love.

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