Library Edition Graphic Novel: Guts

Faye Greenman: My granddaughter likes it

United States on Sep 24, 2023

Andy: My 9 years old daughter really enjoyed it. She loved the other books from the series too.

United Kingdom on Sep 01, 2023

Amazon Customer: The best book ever I recommend this book for 9 year old. I recommend this book for people that like smile

Australia on Aug 12, 2023

Sarah AmazonPrimeCustomer: My daughter requested this to finish out the series. She already read the book but wanted her own copy. She paid for the item and was happy with the lower price.

United States on Jul 28, 2023

Natalie MeckesNatalie Meckes: One of the best graphic novels ever read!!!

United States on Jul 09, 2023

Amazon Customer: I love this book because I helped me through a hard time. I also had to go to therapy. I had some of that same problems. Thank you for helping me.

United States on Jun 25, 2023

LindyLou123: My 12 year old Grandson found it funny!! As advertised, and came in a timely manner, too.~~~

Canada on May 25, 2023

GemmaH: Bought this as a useful resource for students who feel anxious and perhaps refuse to come to school. It’s pretty good and certainly give a positive impression of counselling so that would be useful for lot of readers.

United Kingdom on Apr 22, 2023

Juan colmenero moreno: A mi hijo le está gustando mucho

Spain on Jan 13, 2023

EpicFehlReaderEpicFehlReader: In this third installment in Telgemeier's graphic memoir series of her childhood years, the topic is childhood anxiety. Taking us back to her 4th grade year, young Raina begins to be plagued by intense stomach cramping she cannot explain. While Raina in the story doesn't immediately make the connection, readers can easily see trigger situations that could possibly be the culprit --- Raina's worrying thoughts over troubles at home, school, her life in general, shifts in diet / levels of hunger / interest in food.

Initially, Raina writes the whole situation off as just a matter of her picking up the stomach bug that's been going around. But little by little, we see the things that are really stressing Raina's mind. She's coming up against her first major school bully. She's asked to give an important oral presentation in class. Some of her female classmates are already starting to get their periods, which freaks her out a little. Her best friend is moving, changing schools, AND becoming friends with Raina's bully! To add to the stress, living arrangements get moved around when Raina's grandmother moves in and to make room, Raina is forced to share a room with her parents....

United States on Jul 02, 2020