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This is a thoughtful graphic novel about middle school friendships and identity. The story centers on Jorge navigating peer pressure while figuring out what matters to him, with themes of authenticity and self-acceptance. The artwork is engaging and age-appropriate, and the emotional conflicts feel genuine without being heavy. It's an excellent choice for readers exploring their own social dynamics.
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When the group dynamic among Jorge's friends starts to shift, he must learn to balance what his friends expect of him and what he really wants. When the group dynamic among Jorge's friends starts to shift, he must learn to balance what his friends expect of him and what he really wants.
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- Young adult fiction
- Middle schools
- Juvenile fiction
- Graphic novels
- Comic books, strips
- Schools
- Fiction
- Friendship
- Clubs
- Popularity
- Young Adult
- Romance
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ISBN 9780316363235