This is an amazing true story that I did not like putting down.
Now I want to read everything else Mr. Brown has created.
It shows the amazing things that happen when we don't give up. ( )

I don't know much about graphic novels. I guess all I will say is this one was lovely. ( )

Guy seems to think it's enough to just lead us through his boring life and banal struggles with his art,and not try to make them funny or charming. Occasionally some charm sneaks through despite itself, like his face when he eats ice chips or the biker with the Dutch-themed tattoos who comes in to buy wooden shoes. And a few of his experiences are out of the ordinary (=interesting), like when he gets Crohn's disease. But basically he comes across as one of those c-list nerds that stand mopey and awkward at parties in their big shirts behind their more charismatic leaders. Like those guys I can never remember from Union Street and Mt. Stevens. ( )