Excellent graphic novel about Suggs' family visit to Mexico. Trying to figure out how to belong, navigating the language, and being their true self makes for a beautiful and heartfelt glimpse into the author's life.

Set in 1930s Mississippi where magic is selectively banned for people of color. For those who wish to practice magic freely, the best way is to raise the money to take part in unauthorized broom racing. It is best if you join a group of magical friends trying to find love and their place in the world. A gripping story that is beautifully illustrated and will appeal to those who enjoy magic, historical fiction and female empowerment stories.

Summary: Maia Kobabe (who uses e/em/eir pronouns) writes this moving autobiography of finding eirself. Covering everything from  crushes, how to come out to family and the world at large, and explaining what it means to be non-binary and asexual. A wonderful memoir on what it means to find and live as your most authentic self.

In this follow-up to Go with the Flow, best friends Abby, Brit, Christine, and Sasha return for a new school year with new tribulations. Abby secretly joins a new club. Brit weighs the possibilities of two different crushes. Christine tackles her more-than-friends feelings for Abby.  And Sasha struggles in school by prioritizing her boyfriend over her homework. Is it possible for these friends to remain best friends.