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Fat girl problems. Derided by her high-school peers for being overweight, Rachel finally found a sense of purpose and belonging in a promising career as an EMT--that is, until her body got in the way. Shrink is a work of graphic medicine that depicts the emotional and physical realities of inhabiting a large body in a world that is constantly warning about the medical and social dangers of being "too fat." This smart and candid bookchallenges the idea that weight loss is the only path for a fat person and encourages the reader to question the prevailing cultural and medical discourse about fat bodies.Seamlessly weaving the most current research on the fatness debate with her own experiences of living in a fat body, Thomas lays bare society's obsession with size and advocates for each of us to push back on bodyweight bias and determine what's right for our own health and well-being, both physical and mental.
Tereza never thought she would go bald before her boyfriend did. But when she lost all of her hair in a matter of months due to alopecia, her perspective on relationships, work, and above all, herself, radically changed. Tereza comes to terms with her new reality with humor, self reflection, and eye-catching art by Stěpánka Jislová in this prize-winning graphic memoir.
This collection of short comics documents the political and social unrest of the Arab Spring. A collaboration between writer and journalist Yazan Al-Saadi and various stellar cartoonists from the region, this graphic reportage serves as a witness to an era of counter-revolutionary resurgence where entrenched powers clash with the people's struggle for self-determination.
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