Aina Anthony

I was really impressed with how this book handles a tough topic like bullying—the back-and-forth viewpoints feel genuine, and even a reluctant reader like my kid finished it in two sittings.

The way the story shifts between Anthony and Leah’s perspectives made the bullying situation feel so much more real, and I found myself rooting for both of them. The art style captures their emotions perfectly, especially during the tense hallway scenes. This one’s a solid addition to the series.

The alternating POVs between Anthony and Leah really sold the story for me—it made the bullying situation feel so much more layered than I expected from a graphic novel. I finished it in one sitting and even teared up at the end.