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When knew a graphic novel on IVF could turn out interesting? "In Vitro" by William Roy is about a man's journey to parenthood. Although a dual POV would've been nice. Full review on AbstractAF.in - clickable link in bio.

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Dive into the world of student activism with the graphic novel "Banned Book Club" by Kim Hyun Sook, Ryan Estrada and Ko-Hyung Ju. Set in the 1980s South Korean, it tells the tale of Kim Hyun Soon, the new girl in college who only wants to study, but ends up in a reading club that could land her in prison. Full review on AbstractAF.in - clickable link in bio.

Not as spooky as the title leads you to believe, but "Cemetery Boys" is a interesting young adult novel that's rich in culture, tradition and has some wholesome #Lgbtqia representation. Full spoiler-free review on AbstractAF.in - clickable link in bio.

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