AUTHOR: Octavia E. Butler, Damian Duffy, and John Jennings
PUBLISHER: Harry N. Abrams
PUBLISHED DATE: January 10, 2017
ISBN: 978-1419709470
PAGES: 240
I'm going to need for Jordan Peele to make this one into a movie next.
I mean...this has none of the humor of Get Out...but it definitely has all of the horror. I reviewed Kindred, the novel, not too long ago. I thought it was remarkable, but I don't think it reached me like this.
Visuals are powerful things.
My stomach and my emotions moved with this. This was a totally different way to experience this sci-fi classic that tackles racism, slavery, domestic violence...it's a deep psychological look into the pathology and legacy of slavery. I took the advice of the (book) supplier and gave this book a more careful and thoughtful examination. I took breaks and allowed myself to fully digest the story. And now I feel like I need a book discussion, because I'm just sitting here in my feelings and I need closure.
This is an excellent tribute to the memory and legacy of Octavia Butler.
Kindred (Graphic Novel) #StickyNoteReviews by the (book) supplier
Recommendation: Read it!
Audience: Young Adults and Up
*I recieved this ARC at ALA Midwinter.