Graphic Novel Review: "Act" by Kayla Miller

Kayla Miller’s “Act” is a vibrant graphic novel that explores themes of friendship and self-discovery, aimed at middle-grade readers aged 8 to 12. 

Plot Overview:
The story follows Olive, a young girl facing the pressures of fitting in as she auditions for a school play. Through the ups and downs of rehearsals, she learns about teamwork, stepping outside her comfort zone, and the importance of being true to herself. 

Graphics:
Miller’s illustrations are colorful and lively, capturing the characters’ emotions beautifully. The dynamic panel layouts enhance the storytelling, making it visually engaging and accessible for young readers.

Demographic Appeal:
“Act” resonates with middle-grade kids dealing with social dynamics and identity. Its relatable themes and graphic format make it perfect for both avid and reluctant readers. 

In summary, “Act” is an entertaining and insightful read that encourages kids to embrace their uniqueness and find their voice. Highly recommended!