From the sample of the novel, it sounds like the makings of a good 'coming of age' novel where the main character, Hudson learns to overcome the pain of losing his father and the nuances of adolescence.
Kathryn Berla does an excellent job of building Hudson's character in the first pages. He's a solid, solemn young man with a reserved group of friends. I like that Berla attributed Hudson with the aspiration of wanted to be a graphic novelist as reading graphic novels and manga's are becoming an increasing pastime with readers. Additionally, the characters are relatable and the plot is developing well thus far.
I really liked the tone and the environment of the novel so far. It feels like a cozy, curl up kind of book for an afternoon read.
Wish there had been more to read!
Kathryn Berla does an excellent job of building Hudson's character in the first pages. He's a solid, solemn young man with a reserved group of friends. I like that Berla attributed Hudson with the aspiration of wanted to be a graphic novelist as reading graphic novels and manga's are becoming an increasing pastime with readers. Additionally, the characters are relatable and the plot is developing well thus far.
I really liked the tone and the environment of the novel so far. It feels like a cozy, curl up kind of book for an afternoon read.
Wish there had been more to read!