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A review by sweekune
Turtle Bread: A Graphic Novel About Baking, Fitting In, and the Power of Friendship by Kim-Joy
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
4.5/5
Illustrated by Miralti Firmansyah.
Yan is struggling with self confidence. One day she joins a baking club and finds much more than bread and biscuits.
- The artwork is cute but the story is sincere and heartwarming. Anyone who's ever struggled with feeling good enough would relate to this story.
- Like many people, I came to know Kim-Joy through the Great British Bake Off. Turtle Bread gives off those comfy Bake Off vibes and makes for a nice cosy read.
- I love that the recipes for the bakes are included within the story itself. Fantastic idea.
Cosy, relatable and digging the Bake Off vibes.
Illustrated by Miralti Firmansyah.
Yan is struggling with self confidence. One day she joins a baking club and finds much more than bread and biscuits.
- The artwork is cute but the story is sincere and heartwarming. Anyone who's ever struggled with feeling good enough would relate to this story.
- Like many people, I came to know Kim-Joy through the Great British Bake Off. Turtle Bread gives off those comfy Bake Off vibes and makes for a nice cosy read.
- I love that the recipes for the bakes are included within the story itself. Fantastic idea.
Cosy, relatable and digging the Bake Off vibes.