Love and Gravity: A Graphic Novel (Always Human, #2)

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ETA: Just want to clarify that book 2 is season 2 of the webcomic, chapters 38 through to the epilogue). Rendered in beautiful pastels, the art shows manga and anime influences, but with its own stylish storytelling tweaks.

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Now she just has to decide if she wants to spend the next year living on Enceladus and away from Austen, who is going through a life changing shake up of her own. These elements reflect a theme throughout this charming work: cultivating satisfying relationships through open, honest communication.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. I loved seeing how intricate their friendship is and how they both relied on each other in different ways. Sunati and Austen navigate universal questions about love, career, family, and happiness with wisdom. There’s so much flexibility and freedom you don’t get in print, and because of this, there are so many wonderful queer stories in so many genres being created by people who want to share a part of who they are. The first thought that popped into my mind in response to this is the “this is the future that liberals want” meme.But I do feel like the story was a little redundant and had a lot of the same lessons that we had in the first volume. I absolutely love webcomics (and other digital mediums such as podcasts and visual novels), but the very first stories I ever fell in love with were books with pages that turn. In season 2 we really got to see Sunati and Austen's relationship develop, and i enjoyed the way the comic depicts the beginning of a relationship: the excitement and giddiness, but also the fears, the struggles, and the desire to do things right but fucking them up anyway.