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A review by hannahinpages
Honor Girl: A Graphic Memoir by Maggie Thrash
3.0
honor girl is a book that i've always wanted to read and i'm glad i finally did! it's a nice, quick read and if you're looking to get into memoirs, this is probably a good place to start.
honestly though, and i feel this way about most graphic novels, is that i wish it was in traditional novel style instead. i have a hard time feeling as if characters and ideas are properly fleshed out in graphic novel form and i felt the same way with honor girl.
however, as someone who grew up with christians who acted very similar to some of the people in this book, i feel like it explored those topics in a super tangible way and i appreciated that a ton!
honestly though, and i feel this way about most graphic novels, is that i wish it was in traditional novel style instead. i have a hard time feeling as if characters and ideas are properly fleshed out in graphic novel form and i felt the same way with honor girl.
however, as someone who grew up with christians who acted very similar to some of the people in this book, i feel like it explored those topics in a super tangible way and i appreciated that a ton!