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but the artwork on each spread means even the youngest readers can enjoy it

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True Colors: Growing Up Weird In The ‘90s French and a whole bunch ofBy Elise Gravel, published by Drawn & Quarterly. Softcover, 188 pages, colour, 2025. Growing up is always just a little too much for a kid to handle, but taking your time is all it takes Tweeny bopper Elise knows shes different, but kind of just chalks it up to being a weirdo. And in the 90s, who isnt? Other girls might be shifting their attention to boys, but Elise is putting the freeze on all that adult stuff to get lost in play with her besties and