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Andy Runton

Owly, Vol. 2: Just a Little Blue

Part of "Owly" series

"Owly, Vol. 2: Just a Little Blue" by Andy Runton is a heartwarming and engaging graphic novel that continues the adventures of the titular character, a small, blue owl who communicates through symbols and emojis. In this volume, Owly and his friend Wormy set out to help a lost butterfly find its way back home, encountering various creatures and overcoming obstacles along the way. Runton's illustrations are charming and expressive, capturing the emotions and personalities of his characters through simple yet effective visual cues. The use of symbols and emojis as a form of communication adds a unique and creative touch to the storytelling, making it accessible and enjoyable for readers of all ages. One of the strengths of "Just a Little Blue" is its emphasis on themes of friendship, kindness, and perseverance. Owly and Wormy's unwavering determination to help the lost butterfly, even in the face of challenges and setbacks, serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy and compassion in our relationships with others. Furthermore, the story explores the idea of home and belonging, as the lost butterfly grapples with the concept of home and what it means to have a place to belong. This theme is particularly relevant for young readers who may be experiencing their own feelings of displacement or uncertainty. Overall, "Owly, Vol. 2: Just a Little Blue" is a delightful and engaging graphic novel that offers valuable lessons on friendship, kindness, and perseverance. Its accessible storytelling and charming illustrations make it a great choice for readers of all ages, and a worthy addition to any graphic novel collection...