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Awkward Berrybrook Middle School Svetlana Chmakova Books

As a graphic novel librarian, I absolutely had to own this book. Not only is it written and drawn by a very talented author, but it's a great take on teen awkwardness that my patrons really need. This is destined to be on ALL the American Library Association booklists and win all sorts of awards. It's great for teens, tweens, and adults. It somehow managed to tell the story without succumbing to tropes and without talking down to the reader. It really made me feel like the author LIVED this situation and is telling us exactly how it felt, not how her editor told her to make it feel so it would sell better.

Peppi is a young girl who doesn't fit anywhere except her art club. Her first day of school she embarrasses herself and ends up hurting the feelings of the nerdiest kid in school. This boy, Jamie, ends up joining the art club's arch-rival the science club. As the club's duke it out in the halls, Peppi and Jamie duke it out on the emotional level, both learning to come out of their shells and save their beloved clubs from cancellation.

What else can I say? The art is beautiful. The characters are beautiful. The situation is beautiful. The humor is beautiful. Why are you still reading this when you could read the book?


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Awkward Berrybrook Middle School Svetlana Chmakova Books Reviews

My 12 and 10 year old sons said they really liked this book. They look forward to Brave also by this author. My oldest said he liked the ending of Awkward and how a character feels bad about their actions. My 10 year old said he likes that there is romance in it. These boys ha!
I have been a huge fan of Svetlana's stories since her "Dramacon" series because of her very unique way of treating real-life struggles with intelligence, humor and kindness, so I was really excited about "Awkward".
It did not disappoint - this is a beautifully drawn and told story of growing as a person, making friends and learning from ones' mistakes as seen through the eyes of Peppi, a middle school girl, finding her place in a new environment. From awkward situations at school, to hidden problems at home and learning to say "I am sorry", it is really easy to relate to the characters and situations both for kids and adults.
Loved it - a great book that is a perfect read /gift for any kid going to school (and any adult who remembers what it was like).
I’m constantly trying to find books my 6th grade daughter will like. She loved a different series that was also written in this sort of graphic novel style, so I crossed my fingers that she’d like these as well. She did enjoy the books, so that was nice. They weren’t as relatable as the other series was and she said these were more “fake” type of fiction. I love when I’m able to find books she can actually relate to bc middle school aged girls have it not so easy. I wish these had been something that spoke to her more so she might have enjoyed them even more, but she did read them when bored, so they have an entertainment quality to them.
I loved this story. It was a short read for me, as I'm an adult. But, I bet for a younger reader it would prove to be a perfect summer read that would take more then one sitting. I liked the main characters and there definitely were some plot twists (or should I say character developments?) that I wasn't expecting. If you're a fan of graphic novels, just looking for something fun to read, or looking for a great book for a younger audience - this is the book for you. IF YOU ENJOYED Smile by Raina Telgemeier or Anya's Ghost by Vera Brosgol - then this book is for you.
My third grader loves this book. She read it in a few days and immediately asked me to find more books for her like it. A few of her classmates have since borrowed the book, boys and girls, and she said they all really like it too and other kids in class have asked to borrow it next. I haven't read it so I cannot personally review it but she has given it five stars and says it is one of her favorite books. I love anything that draws her into reading and gets her wanting to read more!
This is a very cute story about kids learning to be friends with people who have different interests. It takes place as a competition between two school clubs and a rivalry spurred on when the principal calls out both clubs for not contributing to the school community. The characters learn to get past embarrassment and bad history, and that their actions have consequences not just for themselves but that also affect those around them. The artwork is beautiful and the cast displays many ethnicities & personalities. I would recommend this book to everyone helping a kid through the awkward teenage years, or who just enjoys a cute story in comic form.
I bought this book for my 11 year old daughter and she loved it. I asked her to write a review and this is what she wrote. "Awkward is awesome! I'm in sixth grade and I've just started a new school, so I can totally relate to the beginning.I really love the story-line and the character growth between Penelope and Jamie. Also the relationship between the art club and the science club is so funny! So basically what I'm here to say is I love this book and recommend it to anyone who likes graphic novels with a bit of comedy!"
As a graphic novel librarian, I absolutely had to own this book. Not only is it written and drawn by a very talented author, but it's a great take on teen awkwardness that my patrons really need. This is destined to be on ALL the American Library Association booklists and win all sorts of awards. It's great for teens, tweens, and adults. It somehow managed to tell the story without succumbing to tropes and without talking down to the reader. It really made me feel like the author LIVED this situation and is telling us exactly how it felt, not how her editor told her to make it feel so it would sell better.

Peppi is a young girl who doesn't fit anywhere except her art club. Her first day of school she embarrasses herself and ends up hurting the feelings of the nerdiest kid in school. This boy, Jamie, ends up joining the art club's arch-rival the science club. As the club's duke it out in the halls, Peppi and Jamie duke it out on the emotional level, both learning to come out of their shells and save their beloved clubs from cancellation.

What else can I say? The art is beautiful. The characters are beautiful. The situation is beautiful. The humor is beautiful. Why are you still reading this when you could read the book?