A review by jkenna90
Voices That Count by Megan Brown
5.0
Thank you to NetGalley for a free review copy of this!
This graphic novel was fantastic. It consists of nine short stories all about women and feminism. The stories are Julio by Julia Otero and Ada Diez, 24 Hours by Lola Garcia and Agustina Guerrero, The Bug by Diana Lopez Varela and Akira Pantsu, Empowered by Estefania Molina and Ana Orcina, Loneliness by Eva Amaral and Maria Hesse, Sexier by Leticia Dolera and Raquel Riba Rossy, Turtle Steps by Sandra Sabates and Sandra Cardona, Over a Banana Skirt by Almudena Grandes and Sara Herranz, and Mzungu by Patricia Campos and Sara Soler. I think my favoite story was Turtle Steps closely followed by The Bug. Overall, all of the stories were fantastic and the artwork for each one was nicely done. I would highly recommend that anyone check this book out.
This graphic novel was fantastic. It consists of nine short stories all about women and feminism. The stories are Julio by Julia Otero and Ada Diez, 24 Hours by Lola Garcia and Agustina Guerrero, The Bug by Diana Lopez Varela and Akira Pantsu, Empowered by Estefania Molina and Ana Orcina, Loneliness by Eva Amaral and Maria Hesse, Sexier by Leticia Dolera and Raquel Riba Rossy, Turtle Steps by Sandra Sabates and Sandra Cardona, Over a Banana Skirt by Almudena Grandes and Sara Herranz, and Mzungu by Patricia Campos and Sara Soler. I think my favoite story was Turtle Steps closely followed by The Bug. Overall, all of the stories were fantastic and the artwork for each one was nicely done. I would highly recommend that anyone check this book out.