What Adults Forget About Reading
Briefly

Telgemeier is beloved for the way she captures an essential part of growing up: the fear that you and you alone are strange.
They clutched them like comfort objects. They didn't so much read Smile as return to its bubbly lines and difficult emotions to feel a sense of relief in a story they already knew.
Read at The Atlantic
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