Book description
Stephen McCraine’s Space Boy volumes 1-3 in one book!
To Amy, everyone has a flavor. When her dad loses his job on their remote deep space mining colony, Amy and her family are forced to start a new life back on Earth.
Emerging from a cryotube after a 30…
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1 author picked Space Boy Omnibus Volume 1 as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Space Boy is the most thoughtful, character-driven comic I have ever read! Perfect for both children and adults, this story intimately reflects the everyday pains, joys, and friendships of life all through a futuristic Sci-Fi setting.
This book, along with the rest of the series, has truly become one of my all-time favorites! So relatable and healing for anyone who has been through traumas such as moving, loss, and PTSD. And all done in an extremely sensitive and deft manner. The best thing is, it is available as a free webcomic as well as in print—although I absolutely adore the…
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