A true find. This comic has such a well-tied story with a surprising plot twist that gets you right when you commit the great mistake of thinking you already understand it all. Furthermore, Panorama has a fascinating commentary on how we, as a society, view and treat the learning processes, disregarding critical thinking.

Although I was pleasantly surprised by the execution of the story, the way a see it, the narrative would be benefited by a longer book. I felt like time to process the information we were being presented. Maybe there should be some scenes showing us the main character's flow of thought and logic before getting to the conclusions. Even then, it was nothing that seriously harmed my experience.

If I could sum up this book in one word, it would be adorable. The characters, the journey and systems presented here are all adorable.This book is very simple at its core, but, on the other hand, is completely well executed. Since everyone here is going through their own separate emotional journey, I can not say this is a high-stakes tale, but it is the delicacy of the people we are following that captivated and moved me, almost bringing me to tears, almost.

Even though the characters had their individual challenges resolved, I still feel like I would love to accompany them for a thousand more adventures while they get used to the new life they have got. This book reads as the origin story of a found family crew that is bound to cross the universe over and over again, living one exciting quest after another.

At the end, I was left wanting way more, but not in a bad way. In my mind, it just proves it is a good novella. Stories like this are meant to come into your life, grow into you and leave you longing for more.

Uninfortunately, it didn't do much for me. I wouldn't say I had high expectations but since a lot of people were pretty hyped about this one, I thought it was going to be better.

At first, the idea of having nerdy main characters was the biggest attractive of this book, but, at the end, besides Viola's connection with the book that it's being adapted into a game, nothing made this book shine in my eyes. From all the misunderstandings Ali has ever written, this one was the silliest of them all. None of these adults have basic communication skills enough to talk with each other. The relationship between the main characters was so underwhelming that it made reading the last chapters of the book a torture. The fact that they had that dumb misunderstanding, had a thousand chances to resolve it but only did it 3 years later in a 5 minutes conversation and then got together made it all feel undeserving.