Name: What's Up, Beanie?
ISBN: 9780358455486

Alina Tysoe

"A collection of 160 comics from the hugely popular What's Up Beanie?, all adorable, humorously frank, completely wholesome, and acutely relatable"--

Acutely Relatable Comics

What's Up, Beanie?

Lucía RG

** spoiler alert **
           *I was kindly sent this in exchange for an honest review via Netgalley*

This was a very cute graphic novel. The artwork was beautiful and I really liked all of the main characters, especially Beanie and her sisters at the beginning. Her relationship with her boyfriend (and then husband) is so wholesome, their scenes felt very homey and comfy. It is separated in different sections, baby, teen and adult, and I really enjoyed seeing her growth. I think the section I enjoyed the most was baby Beanie, and in my opinion it was the funniest, but the most relatable for me was (obviously) Adult Beanie. I definitely saw myself in several scenes.

Esther

incredibly cute, adorable and super relatable.
also, I have always and will always want to hug all dogs.

Emily

E-Arc provided by Netgalley

I have been a big fan of Alina Tysoe for a while so I was beyond excited to see that they were releasing a bind up of their comics. I was even more excited to receive an arc of this book early through net galley. I think this is such a cute slice of life comic. Beanie is extremely relatable especially as she grows up because we were all that weird kid who thought weird things. The comics were really cute and well laid out on the pages. I love the progression from baby Beanie to adult/present day Beanie. I really hope she gets the dog she's been dreaming of since she was a kid! Overall, I really recommend this book and the author.

Ethel

A feel-good collection of relatable short-stories

Key words: graphic novel, funny, autobiographic, relatable, short stories, feel-good

Beanie, I love you. Baby Beanie is so cute and Adult Beanie is so relatable; I loved this comic. If you don’t follow her on Instagram, you definitely should. I really don’t have much to say here except that the stories were quite funny, adorable and relatable most of the time. I really like the drawing style also, with pink-hair Beanie. I recommend this feel-good graphic novel to any one, kids and adults.

4.5/5

Thank you to Netgalley for this eArc in exchange of my honest opinion.

What's Up, Beanie? Acutely Relatable Comics