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December 16, 2015

BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOR by Julie Maroh

December 16, 2015

Book cover & rating - Blue is the Warmest Color by Julie MarohRight from the first beginning we’re told that the main character, Clementine is dead. We relive her life through her diary entries. It was evident right from the start that Blue is the Warmest Color is a sad book but it wasn’t cheapened by shocking anyone with Clementine’s death. No, this graphic novel focused on the journey. In doing so, it shed light on her hopes and dreams, and struggles and despair.

· Categories: Graphic Novels Keywords: cheating, death, epistolary, family problems, friendship, high school, homophobia, self discovery, self perception, self-esteem

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