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Lumberjanes, Vol. 7: A Bird's-Eye View

by Shannon Watters

2017•EN
About the book

In this installment, the Roanoke cabin scouts face a dual challenge involving supernatural ornithology and personal history. Barney and Jo struggle through a strained friendship while the group investigates a massive, legendary bird that has local residents concerned. Barney seeks a permanent place within the Lumberjane ranks, hoping to transition from another camp to stay with their new friends. Meanwhile, the girls must decode the behavior of this giant creature while navigating the internal friction and social dynamics that threaten their group cohesion during the summer season.

Fans of middle-grade graphic novels and queer-inclusive storytelling read this volume to see how close-knit friendships survive internal conflict. The book caters to readers interested in cryptids and magical realism set within a traditional summer camp framework. Readers walk away with a specific perspective on how to integrate new members into a long-standing social group. The narrative provides concrete examples of repairing emotional rifts through shared tasks and honest communication during high-stakes situations.

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Published
2017
Language
EN

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