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A review by shanaqui
Snowflake Kisses by Jordon Greene, Yayira Dzamesi
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0
Snowflake Kisses (Jordon Greene, Yayira Dzamesi) is a super cute short story in comic format, which is related to a book I haven't read but was pretty intelligible without it. Skylar and Jacob are dating, and go with Skylar's parents to have a little Christmas holiday together.
Skylar's frequently non-verbal and likes to wear skirts, and Jacob is just helplessly in love with him, it's really cute. The art works well and is really clear, and I liked that the speech bubbles are different shapes to show Skylar's different ways of communicating: mouthing words, using his phone to speak for him, or using ASL.
It's sweet, and probably more meaningful for people who've read the book, but still fun for me.
Skylar's frequently non-verbal and likes to wear skirts, and Jacob is just helplessly in love with him, it's really cute. The art works well and is really clear, and I liked that the speech bubbles are different shapes to show Skylar's different ways of communicating: mouthing words, using his phone to speak for him, or using ASL.
It's sweet, and probably more meaningful for people who've read the book, but still fun for me.