A review by elizabethlk
Fire Starters by Jen Storm
4.0
3.5 stars.
Fire Starters has an interesting story, which feels tragically believable. It addresses racism, white privilege, etc. Despite its heavy topic, it has a relatively happy ending. It's worth the read. I liked the art (and for those who have seen my previous reviews of work by Scott B. Henderson, yes I liked it better with colour), which I thought suited the story.
I will happily read anything else from Jen Storm if she puts out anything else. I definitely plan to continue reading books from HighWater Press and from the Debwe series.
Fire Starters has an interesting story, which feels tragically believable. It addresses racism, white privilege, etc. Despite its heavy topic, it has a relatively happy ending. It's worth the read. I liked the art (and for those who have seen my previous reviews of work by Scott B. Henderson, yes I liked it better with colour), which I thought suited the story.
I will happily read anything else from Jen Storm if she puts out anything else. I definitely plan to continue reading books from HighWater Press and from the Debwe series.