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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 24 November 2021
This book was funny, healing, and beautiful to read. This is a graphic storybook and the illustrations add to the nostalgia. The illustrations are in a black and white theme. I loved both Rumi and Rain. These two characters undergo self-discovery, loss, insecurity, rejection from the people around them. They try to accept themselves through this friendship. This book gives a beautiful message to the readers- it’s okay to not fall into fixed boxes of societal standards, it’s okay to be unique. People will always be there to criticize us but we need to accept ourselves, love ourselves, and be confident about ourselves.
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 26 November 2021
"It isn't easy to hug a ghost. it's like trying to hold air between your arms only its colder and heavier. and it's more like you are surrounded by it."
This is the story of Rumi who goes on a vacation with their father. The father is renovating their old house so that they can convert it to a bed and breakfast.
Rumi identifies herself as non binary and her parents doesn't understand and are upset about it. They constantly have arguments regarding this. Rumi feels very lonely because of this.
One day, Rumi finds a ghost in the house. As time goes by she start befriending the ghost and starts finding out about the ghost's past. She soon realises they have a lot in common with the ghost.
This graphic novel was a lovely story about friendship and fitting in our own skin. The story talks about having trouble in fitting in and that feeling of and feeling lonely but finding someone with whom we can be unapologetically ourselves.
I really enjoyed this story. I loved the social commentary within this book and fighting against all odds to be our true self. I think this is particularly important read for the younger audience as this book has many important lessons to teach.
I would highly recommend this wholesome graphic novel.
This is the story of Rumi who goes on a vacation with their father. The father is renovating their old house so that they can convert it to a bed and breakfast.
Rumi identifies herself as non binary and her parents doesn't understand and are upset about it. They constantly have arguments regarding this. Rumi feels very lonely because of this.
One day, Rumi finds a ghost in the house. As time goes by she start befriending the ghost and starts finding out about the ghost's past. She soon realises they have a lot in common with the ghost.
This graphic novel was a lovely story about friendship and fitting in our own skin. The story talks about having trouble in fitting in and that feeling of and feeling lonely but finding someone with whom we can be unapologetically ourselves.
I really enjoyed this story. I loved the social commentary within this book and fighting against all odds to be our true self. I think this is particularly important read for the younger audience as this book has many important lessons to teach.
I would highly recommend this wholesome graphic novel.
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