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Go with the Flow is a delightful graphic novel about four best friends experiences during their second year of high school. They deal with crushes, artistic inspirations, trig, questioning their sexuality, being the new kid, menstruation and endometriosis. When one the new girl, Sasha, unexpectedly gets her period, a trio of girls--Brit, Christine, Abby--come to her rescue. Upon discovering that the girls' bathrooms has empty pad and tampon dispensers (again!), Abby starts a crusade to end the stigma surrounding periods and the school administration's belief that menstrual hygiene products in the girls' restrooms aren't that necessary. This warm, candid friendship story isn’t shy about the message it’s trying to send—that periods need not be a dirty secret." aYDX |beng |erda |cYDX |dUKMGB |dOCLCO |dOCLCF |dFOLLT |dIUO |dSDG |dGO6 |dUAP |dFCS |dNZAUC |dTCH |dKMS |dNYP |dJTH |dIHI |dTXSCH |dUAB |dRIOSL |dDUNPL |dOCL |dINR |dXMC |dUNL |dOCL |dEHH |dKSU |dEAU |dOCLCO |dOCL |dOCLCO |dOCLCQ |dTCJ |dNJK |dXY4 |dCDS |dUAH |dOCLCO |dLVY |dCRU |dCDS The graphics in this novel are just perfect. Everything is appropriately tinted in a shade of red or pink. The girls’ personalities are expertly portrayed through facial expressions and body language. And there are some scenes that just resonate better as an image. Reading about Sasha getting her period all over white pants in front of everyone is one thing. But actually seeing the confusion and embarrassment on her face and tears in her eyes evokes a whole new sense of empathy – empathy that’s needed if we’re ever going to stop treating those who are menstruating like they’ve done something wrong or committed some grave offense. i144834480 |b1230003579292 |dtlwyg |g- |m |h2 |x1 |t1 |i0 |j93 |k221220 |n04-10-2023 17:28 |op |aYA FIC WILLIAMS
Rich and strange (and kitted out with an eye-catching cover), but stronger in the set pieces than the internal logic. i136211264 |b1270001630089 |dgucju |g- |m |h15 |x7 |t5 |i7 |j300 |k210211 |n10-21-2023 21:17 |o- |aGN J Williams i139490280 |b39948003598393 |dgrky |g- |m |h2 |x0 |t1 |i0 |j120 |k210722 |n07-10-2023 20:44 |o- |sG |rWIL
Before I get into my review proper, I would like to say I am biased: I am a non-binary trans person that gets periods, and I was very much an Abby when I was in high school (extremely concerned with the injustices that menstruating people face, and many other injustices). And in all honesty, based on how this book accomplished the goals it set out to achieve, it should probably be 4 stars. If you have a preteen or teenage girl that menstruates in your life, this would be a great book to get for them. i132495107 |b32104000124085 |dprtgn |g- |m |h10 |x2 |t2 |i0 |j93 |k200909 |n02-01-2023 00:56 |o- |aYA GN Comic Williams
When they found out that their school had just given the football team new uniforms and equipment, but said refilling the tampon machines (WHICH CHARGE YOU MONEY FOR THE WORLD'S CHEAPEST MOST GARBAGE PRODUCTS) was an unnecessary expense, I was filled with a holy rage. This is probably the story at most schools around this country. The Humanities building at my UNIVERSITY only had one machine that ever worked, and it was so old that we used to joke that you needed one of those old timey belts to go with the pad.aWilliams, Lily, |0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2016046310 |eauthor, |eartist, |ecolorist. High school students embark on a crash course of friendship, female empowerment, and women's health issues in Lily Williams and Karen Schneemann's graphic novel Go With the Flow. i13253907x |b1110011925662 |dmrljg |g- |m |h18 |x9 |t2 |i5 |j300 |k200916 |n08-20-2023 22:00 |o- |aGo i128854054 |b1130003834748 |dpcjv |g- |m |h8 |x2 |t2 |i1 |j52 |k200115 |n10-25-2023 15:07 |o- |aJ GRAPHIC W674go WILLIAMS
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