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Cover of the graphic novel Love Misha by Askel Aden showing Misha, a person with short hair wearing shorts, a top and a backpack. They are carrying a notebook overflowing with pieces of paper with writing on them. Their mother is a heavyset woman with glasses in a dress carrying a large purse looking at them worriedly. In the background are many otherworldy creatures all looking at the two of them.

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Cover of the graphic novel Love Misha by Askel Aden showing Misha, a person with short hair wearing shorts, a top and a backpack. They are carrying a notebook overflowing with pieces of paper with writing on them. Their mother is a heavyset woman with glasses in a dress carrying a large purse looking at them worriedly. In the background are many otherworldy creatures all looking at the two of them.
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Jessamyn (jessamyn@glammr.us)'s status on Wednesday, 01-Jul-2026 06:32:21 JST Jessamyn
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Book 50: Love, Misha. Misha doesn't feel that their mom has been supportive of their gender transformation. They are going on a road trip together (one that Misha doesn't want to go on) and get lost. They wind up in a spirit world, meet a lot of unusual creatures, some friendly, some not. Being lost is both true but also a metaphor for Misha's relationship with their mom as they work together to find a way back to their own world and get to know each other. Really well done and illustrated.

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