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I bought this book for my teenage daughter for Christmas because she had borrowed it from the school library and loved it.

Once she was done re-reading it, I had a chance to read it and absolutely LOVED it. It's the story of a young woman who is an artist and mostly introverted who has moved to a new home in New York City. The magic of the story is not plot twists but how unbelievably honest the story and illustrations are. Just as Ray Bradbury's Dandelion Wine captures the beauty and sorrow of growing up, this book speaks the truth about being an artist in adolescence. What it feels like to try to find friends, to be a friend. to decide to be more than a friend... The urge to make art, to hide one's art, to risk sharing one's art... And it speaks to other forms of art than just visual arts as well...

I'm not an artist, but I spent a lot of time looking at the illustrations because of how much they revealed about the characters and - to be honest - sometimes captured feelings that I've had in my own life. This novel is a beautiful work of art and would be an excellent read for anyone who has ever felt introverted or wanted to be any form of artist.


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Page by Paige Laura Lee Gulledge Books Reviews

I have an almost 11 year old with anxiety disorder. She see's a therapist, and that has been awesome. But this book was inspiring and thought provoking for her. It helped support her own ability to connect what was going on inside her, and has begun more conversations on what she feels, her triggers, and what's happening in her head. She now has her own drawing book to help her deal with her anxiety and social difficulties. It was something we used to do when she was young, but she had let it go, and was opposed to picking it back up. This book reminded her that it was helpful. Thank you, Laura Lee Guledge. This book was a huge gift to our daughter. I will also add that the illustrations are amazing, and tell the story of what's going on inside Paige. Great for ALL girls!
awesome book totally worth it I can relate best book ever download sample it'll be nagging on you to read
I just started reading this graphic novel and I already relate to the main character.
It's so inspirational it made me think of how some people are so good at things that other people aren't good at all! YET!!! THE POW
ER OF YET
Good book! Wish it had more to it. I also wish we could find out what happened with her best friend! Please say something if you agree with me!
My 11 year old daughter loved this so much that when she finished, she flipped back to the front of the book and started over.

The pictures are all in gray-scale inside the book, which surprised me, but my daughter doesn't mind at all.
I bought this book for my 11 year old daughter and she absolutely loved this book. She is very into graphic novels. I felt writing this review should come from the one who actually read it. She said the book gets you hooked and it's a fast read. She also said she would recommend this book for other people to read.
I bought this book for my teenage daughter for Christmas because she had borrowed it from the school library and loved it.

Once she was done re-reading it, I had a chance to read it and absolutely LOVED it. It's the story of a young woman who is an artist and mostly introverted who has moved to a new home in New York City. The magic of the story is not plot twists but how unbelievably honest the story and illustrations are. Just as Ray Bradbury's Dandelion Wine captures the beauty and sorrow of growing up, this book speaks the truth about being an artist in adolescence. What it feels like to try to find friends, to be a friend. to decide to be more than a friend... The urge to make art, to hide one's art, to risk sharing one's art... And it speaks to other forms of art than just visual arts as well...

I'm not an artist, but I spent a lot of time looking at the illustrations because of how much they revealed about the characters and - to be honest - sometimes captured feelings that I've had in my own life. This novel is a beautiful work of art and would be an excellent read for anyone who has ever felt introverted or wanted to be any form of artist.