Supper Club
Jackie Morrow
(Author)
21,000+ Reviews
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Description
Raina Telgemeier's The Baby-Sitters Club and Mariko Tamaki & Jillian Tamaki's This One Summer meets Lucy Knisley's Relish in this foodie fusion of feel-good friendship and coming-of-age drama perfect for Raina Telgemeier readers. Nora, Lili, and Iris are seniors at Seaside High. Their differing schedules and mounting extracurriculars inspire the girls to form a secret club where they can hang without sacrificing their future aspirations. Enter Supper Club, the delicious solution to their problems. When life starts to crumble like a cookie under the girls' feet, they rely on comfort food to hold it together. Can Supper Club endure life's most challenging recipes without burning to a crisp? Select praise for Supper Club: "Morrow expertly weaves together these individual stories, and their ties to each supper club offering, via emotive illustrations and well-paced storytelling. Morrow's bold, sketchy line art and rich, dense color palette, coupled with luxurious food illustrations that one can almost smell from the page, couch the story in cozy, familiar atmosphere, making for a heartfelt--and mouthwatering--tale. Straightforward, easy-to-follow recipes for the novel's featured dishes conclude." --Publishers Weekly (starred review) "The richly colored art is full of movement and personality, gestures and facial expressions bringing intensity to every character...Bursting with flavor." --Kirkus Reviews "As good as your favorite meal. Friendship, coming of age, food, everything a story needs to be great." --AIPT
Product Details
Price
$14.99
$13.94
Publisher
Image Comics
Publish Date
September 20, 2022
Pages
232
Dimensions
6.67 X 10.16 X 0.36 inches | 0.99 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781534324213
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Jackie Morrow is a cartoonist from Seattle, Washington. She has a Master's in Sequential Art from Savannah College of Art and Design and currently lives in Atlanta with her cat Hazel. The only thing she loves more than drawing food is eating it.
Reviews
SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL -- Gr 7 Up-This graphic novel speaks to food lovers. Three senior girls begin school knowing it will be a year of last times. Nora, Lilli, and Iris all have different goals for their senior year. Iris is motivated to achieve good grades and extracurricular experiences for her college applications, Lili seems motivated to branch out and become a little more social, and Nora is motivated to enjoy every last minute of high school, without worrying about the future. In an effort to spend time with her friends, Nora creates Supper Club, where they will share good food and good times. Nora has high expectations for the members of Supper Club and models them with her own homemade treats and meals, showing she has a real talent for using food to create memories. Morrow excellently weaves nostalgic recipes in with true teenage problems as the school year progresses, and she throws in a little about mental health issues as well. With a message that everyone is dealing with something, the book successfully shows how, after a setback, things can get better with time. The illustrations are energetic and distinctive, showing off characters' personalities without readers even needing their dialogue. As a bonus, recipes are included at the end. Readers who enjoyed Raina Telgemeier's graphic novels will easily transition to Morrow's teen drama. VERDICT A solid choice for any middle or high school graphic novel collection.
"As good as your favorite meal. Friendship, coming of age, food, everything a story needs to be great." --AIPT
"Morrow expertly weaves together these individual stories, and their ties to each supper club offering, via emotive illustrations and well-paced storytelling. Morrow's bold, sketchy line art and rich, dense color palette, coupled with luxurious food illustrations that one can almost smell from the page, couch the story in cozy, familiar atmosphere, making for a heartfelt--and mouthwatering--tale. Straightforward, easy-to-follow recipes for the novel's featured dishes conclude." --Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"The richly colored art is full of movement and personality, gestures and facial expressions bringing intensity to every character...Bursting with flavor." -Kirkus Reviews
"As good as your favorite meal. Friendship, coming of age, food, everything a story needs to be great." --AIPT
"Morrow expertly weaves together these individual stories, and their ties to each supper club offering, via emotive illustrations and well-paced storytelling. Morrow's bold, sketchy line art and rich, dense color palette, coupled with luxurious food illustrations that one can almost smell from the page, couch the story in cozy, familiar atmosphere, making for a heartfelt--and mouthwatering--tale. Straightforward, easy-to-follow recipes for the novel's featured dishes conclude." --Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"The richly colored art is full of movement and personality, gestures and facial expressions bringing intensity to every character...Bursting with flavor." -Kirkus Reviews