Cover of the graphic novel We Saw Scenery by Merrill Markoe showing an illustration of a young girl with an open mouth sitting in a car with a beagle looking out the window at a hippo in a desert (Just saying what it looks like, doesn't make sense to me either)

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   Jessamyn (jessamyn@glammr.us)'s status on Monday, 02-Dec-2024 01:56:08 JST Jessamyn

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   Book 108: We Saw Scenery. Markoe tries to get back into her own head as a teen by going through her diaries and sketching out her first graphic novel combining what she remembers with what she thought then. She was a horribly awkward pre-teen and teen with a lousy (maybe?) family and the usual "I am out of place, feel weird about boys" feels as well as some actual "I dealt with antisemitism at my school from the school administration" experiences. Illustrations very individualistic and quirky.