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It's a nice reminder of what it was like to leave home for that first time. This is a perfect book to give to those heading off to college the first time and for those of us that haven't been in college for a while. Barring that though, I love looking through this book. The one thing that I'm not sure about, and that maybe because it's an egalley, is that there isn't any color anywhere in the book and that's a bit disappointing because just a touch of color in a few places would add some nice contrast. There's a lot of visual interests to keep the reader going back for more to see what they missed the first time around, but never feeling overwhelmed by what's there. She is the author and illustrator of two autobiographical graphic novels, Little Fish: A Memoir from a Different Kind of Year (Zest, 2013), and Year One (2012). Drawings that have an innocence about them, pages from real life journal, type written lists, crumpled pages creating has it all. Ramsey Beyer is a comic artist and freelance illustrator living in Philadelphia. This is such a great way to put together and share a story. It's awkward at times, especially as Ramsey navigates dating for the first time, but why wouldn't it be? She captures everything that we as readers have felt at some point or another in our lifetime. This is a great first hand account of what it's like to leave everything that you know and get out into the real world. Ramsey even shares some of the actual pages from her journal, the lists that she created of things that she wanted to do or would miss while moving away from everyone that she knows. Told through Ramsey's journals, collages, lists, and drawings she shares with he her transformation in the time before her move up to the end of her first year of college, in this great autobiographical tale.Įven though some of the drawings were done within the last couple of years, everything was based upon what she wrote in her journal.

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Little Fish by Ramsey Beyer