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Produktdetails
- Verlag: HARPERCOLLINS
- Gesamtlaufzeit: 127 Min.
- Altersempfehlung: 8 bis 12 Jahre
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Januar 2021
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781799942511
- Artikelnr.: 60068410
"A well-Crafted, visually rich, truth-telling tale for our troubled times that affirms the eternal importance of friends." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
"Craft makes the story honest and believable and presents it as a powerful, if difficult to achieve, real-world possibility. Another work of resounding understanding and empathy." - Booklist (starred review)
"Lightning strikes twice as Craft again produces a funny and appealing yet sensitive and nuanced middle grade tale of inequity and microaggressions." - School Library Journal (starred review)
"Hilarious and heartfelt. Craft adeptly balances poignant questions...with laugh-out-loud moments of adolescence, making Class Act a substantial snapshot of the interior life of boys, especially Black boys who are too often not afforded such attention, love, and care." - The Horn Book (starred review)
"Craft approaches Drew's-and his devoted friends'-dilemmas with candor and respect. Kids who missed volume one can dive in here and backtrack later; kids already on board will identify episodes and new characters around which they can build hope for a third entry."
- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (starred review)
"Deftly weaving discussions of race, socioeconomics, colorism, and solidarity into an accessible narrative, Craft offers a charming cast journeying through the complicated landscapes of puberty, self-definition, and changing friendships, all while grappling with the tensions of attending an institution that structurally and culturally neglects students of color." - Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"A warm hug of a book...Class Act's modeling of thoughtful communication and its celebration of friendship are appealing and heartfelt. Craft's expressive characters, strong command of vibrant color and hits of visual humor-including references to popular books in the double-page spreads that open each chapter-are downright delightful." - BookPage
"A moving and often very funny story about the convergence of an awkward age (13 to 14) with an awkward age (America's racial reckoning).... [Craft] balances his biting sendup of American race relations with poignant family portraits, and the art is most striking in quiet moments." - The New York Times Book Review
"Craft makes the story honest and believable and presents it as a powerful, if difficult to achieve, real-world possibility. Another work of resounding understanding and empathy." - Booklist (starred review)
"Lightning strikes twice as Craft again produces a funny and appealing yet sensitive and nuanced middle grade tale of inequity and microaggressions." - School Library Journal (starred review)
"Hilarious and heartfelt. Craft adeptly balances poignant questions...with laugh-out-loud moments of adolescence, making Class Act a substantial snapshot of the interior life of boys, especially Black boys who are too often not afforded such attention, love, and care." - The Horn Book (starred review)
"Craft approaches Drew's-and his devoted friends'-dilemmas with candor and respect. Kids who missed volume one can dive in here and backtrack later; kids already on board will identify episodes and new characters around which they can build hope for a third entry."
- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (starred review)
"Deftly weaving discussions of race, socioeconomics, colorism, and solidarity into an accessible narrative, Craft offers a charming cast journeying through the complicated landscapes of puberty, self-definition, and changing friendships, all while grappling with the tensions of attending an institution that structurally and culturally neglects students of color." - Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"A warm hug of a book...Class Act's modeling of thoughtful communication and its celebration of friendship are appealing and heartfelt. Craft's expressive characters, strong command of vibrant color and hits of visual humor-including references to popular books in the double-page spreads that open each chapter-are downright delightful." - BookPage
"A moving and often very funny story about the convergence of an awkward age (13 to 14) with an awkward age (America's racial reckoning).... [Craft] balances his biting sendup of American race relations with poignant family portraits, and the art is most striking in quiet moments." - The New York Times Book Review