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1 ratings • 1 reviews
Elle is just another teenage girl... most of the time. Bubbly and good-natured, she wastes no time making friends on her first day at her new school. But Elle has a secret: she hasn't come alone. She's brought with her a colorful mix of personalities, which come out when she least expects it... Who is Elle, really? And will her new friends stand by her when they find out the truth?
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really liked the art style!
-I really enjoyed this art style, it felt very Disney / Pixar, modern but still swooping and soft
- using the colors of hair helped to change who was Elle in the moment, but even expression and posture really helped too and this was done very well visually
- I didn't exactly follow the tree house versus desert versus ice bit?
- this was a good start to the book, Maëlyis was a good friend, though Linotte = facepalm
- I thought it was pretty obvious that she was adopted. I wondered if the aunt was her mom, but the aunt dies– irrelevant?
- why hasn't the therapist figured this out? (green equals silent)
- DID = dissociative identity disorder
- I agree with some reviewers, I would have liked to see the friends bond more thoroughly
- I did feel like the “~minor” stress led to the changes? over one second?
- One reviewer points out that DID comes from trauma in early years and this volume not covering that is a bad thing. Also that Blue Hair may be a violent alter = harmful stereotype. but to me it seems a little too early to judge in just this first volume