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Rob Reger
Emily the Strange
3.7
Part of "Emily the Strange Graphic Novels" series
"Emily the Strange: The Lost Days" by Rob Reger is a young adult novel that follows the titular character, Emily, as she navigates the trials and tribulations of adolescence while also dealing with her unique ability to see strange and otherworldly creatures. The story is set in the small town of Blackrock, where Emily and her three cats, Sabbath, Miles, and NeeChee, live in an old mansion. Emily is a 13-year-old girl who is different from her peers, she is often misunderstood and is labeled as a "weirdo" by her classmates. However, Emily embraces her individuality and uses it to her advantage as she uncovers the mysteries of her town and her own past. The novel is written in a first-person perspective, which allows the reader to get inside Emily's head and understand her thoughts and feelings. The writing style is engaging and accessible, making it a great read for young adults. The illustrations by Reger, which are scattered throughout the book, add to the overall eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the story. One of the strengths of "Emily the Strange: The Lost Days" is its exploration of the theme of individuality. Emily is a character who is unapologetically herself, and she serves as a positive role model for young readers who may be struggling with their own sense of self. The novel also touches on themes of friendship, family, and the supernatural, making it a well-rounded and engaging read. Overall, "Emily the Strange: The Lost Days" is a unique and captivating novel that will appeal to fans of the Emily the Strange franchise and young adult readers in general. Its strong characters, engaging writing style, and exploration of relevant themes make it a standout addition to the genre...
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