Kayla Miller

For fans of Smile and Real Friends comes a debut graphic novel about friendship and finding where you "click" in middle school.

Click

Wes Michaud

cute quick read exploring what it's like to not quite fit into just one group

Sarah Sammis

Click by Kayla Miller is a middle grade graphic novel about cliques in school. Olive has her school friends and her after school friends. When her teacher announces the talent show she finds herself alone as all her friends team up to practice for the show.

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Cute! I like the message that it gives to children 😌

Olive's class is going to have a variety/talent show, but she doesn't know what kind of act she is going to do.  All of her friends start getting into groups based on their planned performance, making Olive feel left out.  Her mom tries to help, but Olive just gets more depressed, until her Aunt Molly steps in with an idea.

Click is a very light, easy reading graphic novel that addresses the idea of finding how to fit in.  What makes this special is that Olive finds a talent, but goes her own way to do so.  There are some other subjects included like over-involved parents and getting along with siblings, but these themes are addressed very superficially throughout the novel.  Overall, Click is a cute graphic novel that addresses some heavier topics in a fairly juvenile way.

Lynn Braden

Olive's class is going to have a variety/talent show, but she doesn't know what kind of act she is going to do.  All of her friends start getting into groups based on their planned performance, making Olive feel left out.  Her mom tries to help, but Olive just gets more depressed, until her Aunt Molly steps in with an idea.

Click is a very light, easy reading graphic novel that addresses the idea of finding how to fit in.  What makes this special is that Olive finds a talent, but goes her own way to do so.  There are some other subjects included like over-involved parents and getting along with siblings, but these themes are addressed very superficially throughout the novel.  Overall, Click is a cute graphic novel that addresses some heavier topics in a fairly juvenile way.

Click

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