Elle (ellexamines)'s Reviews > Ghosts
Ghosts
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2.5 stars. This is my least favorite Raina Telgemeier book to date. It's not particularly charming or funny, it's just kind of... okay.
Ghosts doesn't have the realism of either Smile or Sisters, but it doesn't manage to reach the charming humor of Drama, either. There isn't much humor aside from brief moments. Unfortunately, this book doesn't hit hard emotionally either. The family relationships and characters here aren't developed enough, making this book ultimately unmemorable.
Telegemeier's art is charming as always, and there's nothing to hate here. This book wasn't a bad reading experience for me by any means, and it's a short read, too. If you like Telgemeier, I'd try this one out! But ultimately, this book was a disappointment when compared to her other three books.
Ghosts doesn't have the realism of either Smile or Sisters, but it doesn't manage to reach the charming humor of Drama, either. There isn't much humor aside from brief moments. Unfortunately, this book doesn't hit hard emotionally either. The family relationships and characters here aren't developed enough, making this book ultimately unmemorable.
Telegemeier's art is charming as always, and there's nothing to hate here. This book wasn't a bad reading experience for me by any means, and it's a short read, too. If you like Telgemeier, I'd try this one out! But ultimately, this book was a disappointment when compared to her other three books.
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Reading Progress
September 21, 2016
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September 21, 2016
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Finished Reading
September 22, 2016
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October 1, 2016
– Shelved as:
contemporary
March 18, 2017
– Shelved as:
z-read2016
April 12, 2017
– Shelved as:
3-star
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Oct 06, 2017 03:42AM
I also felt like the characters weren't that interesting or written in depth, and the plot seemed too simple, like it was written for a much younger age demographic than Telgemeier's other books.
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