Mariko Tamaki

Carole Maurel

At 32, Luisa encounters her 15-year-old self in this sentimental and bold story about self-acceptance and sexuality.

Luisa - Now and Then

Ari Rose

This was so beautiful, I loved it ☺️ I love the art style and the muted, relatively limited color palette. The story of young and older Louisa meeting each other, and their reactions to each other and each other's opinions & dreams/realities was perfect. I spend through the last -100 pages, which was my bad as I know that messes with the flow for me, but regardless the ending was very satisfying. Open ended just enough to leave the reader imagining Louisa's future, but not so much that we feel the need for another story.

Luisa - Now and Then

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