
A NEW GRAPHIC NOVEL ADAPTATION OF THE BESTSELLING BOOK! Juliet Milagros Palante is leaving the Bronx and headed to Portland, Oregon. She just came out to her family and isn?t sure if her mom will ever speak to her again. But don?t worry, Juliet has something kinda resembling a plan that?ll help her figure out what it means to be Puerto Rican, lesbian and out. See, she?s go A NEW GRAPHIC NOVEL ADAPTATION OF THE BESTSELLING BOOK! Juliet Milagros Palante is leaving the Bronx and headed t...
Title | : | Juliet Takes a Breath: The Graphic Novel |
Author | : | Gabby Rivera |
Rating | : | |
Genres | : | Sequential Art |
ISBN | : | 1684156114 |
Edition Language | : | English |
Format Type | : | Paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 176 pages pages |
Juliet Takes a Breath: The Graphic Novel Reviews
- I loved this novel when I first read it years ago, and have been yelling about it ever since. I couldn?t believe my good fortune when I saw a graphic novel adaptation on NetGalley! I did get a little nervous, because adaptations of beloved things can be tricky if they don?t life up...
- This is the story of a lesbian, Puerto Rican girl from the Brox, who wants to follow her mentor who happens to be a granola hippie feminist white woman who has white privilege coming out of her ears, and doesn't always realize it. It is an interesting mix of a fish out of water...
- I received an ARC copy of this book from NetGalley actual rating: 3.5 I haven't read the prose version of this story [I am way more likely to read contemporary YA as a graphic novel than a prose book] so I'm not sure how good of an adaption it is but I thought it was ov...
- I loved this. I?m a big graphic novel/comic book fan but I?m bad at keeping up with the interesting ones coming up so I?m really enjoying seeing all the queer storylines that are becoming available. Juliet Takes A Breath is adapted from the novel by Gabby Rivera - a work I unfort...
- this is a wonderful adaptation!! juliet's story is a beautiful one, and it's well suited to the warm color palette and expressive art style of the graphic novel. it feels nice and cozy to revisit this juliet in a new format (as i adored rivera's original novel when i tor...
- ?Reading will make you brilliant but writing will make you infinite.? Juliet Takes a Breath is a graphic novel adaptation of the novel with the same title and unpacks so many different themes, from white feminism and intersectionality to finding your place in queer...
- Loved it nearly as much as I loved the book! Full RTC I received this ARC from NetGalley for an honest review. ...
- *reminds self that 3.5 stars is still a good rating and I shouldn't feel bad* I wanted to adore this as much as most of my friends adore this and/or the original full novel version of the story, but I really thought it was just alright. While I adored the conversation on queern...
- Juliet Takes a Breath is an important and loving story about racism, queerness and coming-of-age, but unfortunately for me this graphic novel adaption fell short. Content warnings include: sexual harassment, racism, homophobia, break-up, non-explicit sex on-page, equation of sex...
- 3.5 stars I think I tripped myself up with this one because I hyped it massively to myself and I seriously wish I?d read the book (which I own) before the graphic novel. What I found with Juliet Takes A Breath was a character I could adore but a story short on depth because?grap...
- I completely forgot I was reading this but thanks to the laid-back style of the book, it was easy to jump back into the story. It was a very entertaining and educational read but once again it went over the top to prove a point and get the message across. EVERYONE around the MC is gay,...
- Thank you to NetGalley and BOOM! Studios for providing a digital copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. Juliet comes out to her family in a big way. You know, when your main character is sitting at the dinner table and blurts, ?I?m gay!? That night, she leaves th...
- I'll just start by saying, I'm by no means the target audience for this book. In fact, I'm probably the opposite, given I'm a cis white male. I just liked the cover art and decided to check it out. Juliet is a teenage, Puerto Rican, newly out lesbian from the Bro...
- This is brightly colored, lively adaptation of the novel of the same name (which I read and loved over the summer). I love Juliet's character design and the warm and energy of the color palette. I miss the pieces of her internal narration which had to be cut, and by necessity this...
- During our first writer's club meeting this year, one of the new members recommended "Juliet Takes a Breath" to us, and I was super stoked to read it. To my surprise, I saw that it was also coming out as a graphic novel adaptation, and scooped it up (also forwarded the g...
- thanks to netgalley and boom! studios for providing me with a copy in exchange for an honest review. if you were a fan of gabby rivera's "juliet takes a breath," this graphic adaptation is a must. celia moscote, the artist, stayed faithful to the little details of the...
- arc provided by the publisher via netgalley in exchange for an honest review So, I?ll start this off with saying that I really enjoyed the art style and how colorful and vibrant it is and I feel like it captured each character so well! I did like Juliet as a main character, I f...
- Content warnings: racism, homophobia/homomisia, biphobia, sexual harassment, cheating I went into this book without reading the original novel and really enjoyed this adaptation, especially the fun and expressive art style. The story follows Juliet Milagros Palante (19, gay, Puer...
- I read the original book almost 3 years ago and recall it having an impact on me. Although no specifics come to mind, I felt like it had unsettled me. Juliet Milagros Palante is 19 and is heading to Portland, Oregon, to do an internship with a well known feminist author, Harlowe Brisba...
- *I received an ARC of this book for review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.* ?I love you like the seas love the moon. Whatever you are, whoever you love. I?m here.? I adored this ?? there were issues that were pointed out in such a short story that is relevan...
- I got a free eARC of this grafic novel from Netgalley. I?m a little sad. Because I really, really liked this book and was so excited that it was going to be adapted into a Grafic novel. But somehow it didn?t work for me. The art style is super pretty and I also liked the co...
- December 12, 2020: A Puerto Rican lesbian?Juliet?has recently moved cities and started an internship, to find herself ecstatic by the sense of belonging she could feel amidst a diverse group that includes gender queer and other LGBT+ characters, Black and Latina characters, and a b...
- First off, this art was gorgeous. I really enjoyed this one, but it didn't do as much for me as the original book did. I still highly recommend it though! First off, this art was gorgeous. I really enjoyed this one, but it didn't do as much for me as the original book did....
- consider reading this review on my new blog here ! eARC provided by the publisher via netgalley in exchange for an honest review. all opinions are my own. note : this story is ownvoices for queer latinx rep tw : homophobia, fatphobia, sexual assault. rep : ? fat + ...
- First things first: I have not read the novel this book is based on, so I can't say anything about how well it is adapted. I sometimes get the feeling with books that involve a severely underrepresented group (in this case gay women of colour), that the fact of this representat...
- After recently picking up Juliet Takes a Breath in novel form recently, I was so excited to hear that a graphic novel version was being released, so of course I jumped at the chance of reading an arc. First and foremost, the art style is absolutely beautiful. The warm colour palette...
- The artwork was beautiful and the color palette they used is extremely memorable! But sadly the plot just didn't do it for me... Mainly because I didn't feel like there really was one. Artwork 5/5 stars Plot 2.5/5 stars The artwork was beautiful and the color palette th...
- 3.5 stars Okay, so here's the thing: Juliet Takes a Breath made me feel both extremely uncomfortable, and very empowered. The first half of this book felt like a mixture of old-school and new, slightly elitist feminism. Talks about how womanhood is loving my pussy, folds wi...
- A story about learning, acceptance, self-discovery, and self-love. I really enjoyed following Juliet's story as she develops as a person of her own. She's a lesbian who knows nothing about being a queer and being a feminist and we follow her as she learns and grows and I ...
- ?Reading would make me brilliant, but writing would make me infinite.? Juliet Takes a Breath was my last reading of 2020 and one of my favourites. This graphic novel was everything I needed. A queer story with a queer main character talking about body positivity, how hard it is ...