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Erica Robyn Reads

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Indie Bookstore Day 2025 | Book Event

A tablet lies on dry grass and surrounded by dandelions in a natural outdoor setting. The screen displays the cover of the book Everybody Is in the Place by Emma J. Gibbon. The cover features a colorful, fantastical illustration of a female figure with glowing eyes and curved horns, holding something mysterious in her hands. Stars and swirling cosmic elements fill the background, giving the cover a magical and otherworldly feel. The title text is in bold, colorful letters across the top and middle, with the author's name at the bottom.

Everybody Is in the Place by Emma J. Gibbon | Book Review

Spider to the Fly by J.H. Markert | Book Review

[Graphic Novel Review] Giant Days, Vol. 2

March 3, 2017      Erica Robyn      Leave a Comment

Giant Days, Vol. 2 book photo

Giant Days Vol 2 was another quick and fun read. I actually enjoyed this one more than the first! Click here to read my review of Giant Days Vol 1.

Let’s dive in!

My Thoughts on Giant Days, Vol. 2 by John Allison, Lissa Treiman (Illustrator), Max Sarin (Illustrator), Whitney Cogar (Colorist)

I was a bit nervous going into this second volume because I didn’t love the first one. However, I was very pleasantly surprised. This one seemed to be more organized from a storyline point of view, but a few of the transitions were still a bit jarring to me.

In this volume, we follow Susan Ptolemy, Esther De Groot, and Daisy Wooton as they deal with a sociopath, new relationships and boy issues, winter weather, academic tests, and other such situations. And of course, the over-the-top reactions and odd behavior continued in a lovely way.

I thought that the overall tone in this one was less sarcastic, and more humorous, which I appreciated. I was happy to realize that I was chuckling more often reading this volume. I also found that I was more interested in all of the characters in this edition when compared to the first.

My Final Thoughts on Giant Days Vol. 2

I would highly recommend this volume!

Of course, even though I didn’t really care for the first, I would recommend that you start there if you haven’t read it yet, just to get the full picture.


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Thanks for reading! 

Here are a few more recent posts you might like:

  • Indie Bookstore Day 2025 | Book Event
  • Everybody Is in the Place by Emma J. Gibbon | Book Review
  • Spider to the Fly by J.H. Markert | Book Review

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