Clash (A Click Graphic Novel)

My daughter loves these graphic novels! Relatable stories and positive messages.

In "Clash," Kayla Miller captures the complexities of friendship and the insecurities that can arise when navigating new relationships. Olive finds herself in a tumultuous situation when Natasha, the new girl in town, quickly becomes the center of attention in their sixth-grade class, drawing Olive’s friends away from her.The story poignantly illustrates Olive’s struggle with feelings of inadequacy and the fear of losing her friends while trying to connect with Natasha. Miller’s engaging writing and relatable characters resonate with young readers as they navigate the ups and downs of friendship dynamics. "Clash" provides valuable insights on self-acceptance, loyalty, and the importance of being true to oneself in the face of change, making it an important read for middle-grade audiences.

Stepdaughter loves

A disruption in a circle of friends has a strong learning effects on how to cope with the challenges with group dynamics. Great book on how to get along with each other and communicate.

My 10-year-old granddaughter requested this. I had it sent to her house so I have no photo but she loves it and that’s all that I care about.She is a very avid reader, and she is building her own little library, so I’m happy to help her do that. Thank you for the quick delivery. It made her very happy.

Excellent read. Good to buy all of her published graphic novels. Can’t wait for her next.

My 8 year old daughter “hated reading. A local librarian suggested these graphic novels and she’s now reading at least 200 pages in two days. She got a bunch for her birthday and said “I got so many books! This is the best birthday EVER!!” While clutching them to her chest. Very happy w these books.

This book is a book all kids and adults could relate to.The meaning of the book is really important. This girl named Natasha is quote and quote under her skin and she builds character to say something to Natasha to stop the selfishness.