Jon Buller

Susan Schade

An Anne of Green Bagels Story

Dracula Marries Frankenstein

Dee B. 

There were quite a few things in this one that sold me: it wasn't a traditional graphic novel but it wasn't a regular chapter book either; it was quirky (Anne and her friends are little oddballs); there was D-R-A-M-A.

I saw some people referring to the lgbt storyline as being poorly done/resolved too quickly, but I think it was perfectly paced for the length of the book overall. We had our conflict-we got an explanation-the entire situation was resolved. Voila. 

Of course more could have been said, of course real life never fixes itself so quickly or easily, of course the excuse of 'I was hurting so I hurt others' is NEVER an acceptable excuse. Of course, of course. 

There are flaws, yes, but I think it's still worth the read.

Dracula Marries Frankenstein An Anne of Green Bagels Story

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