· It’s true—you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. This week’s featured book is a great illustration of that adage. Readers either looking for or trying to avoid a stereotypical teen romance will be equally disappointed by relying on the cover of Laura Lee Gulledge’s graphic novel Will Whit. Below its title, the cover prominently features the silhouette of a young couple sitting on a log sharing a Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins. This is the second book by Laura Lee Gulledge, and while it didn't move me as much as her first book did (Page by Paige), Will Whit is still a fantastic book. The strengths of the graphic novel are the characters, the story, and the art. The characters are believable and likeable--portraits of Reviews: · Will Whit // Laura Lee Gulledge ~ Book Review. Will Whit by Laura Lee Gulledge. pages. “Are you afraid of the dark?”. Wilhelmina “Will” Huckstep has spent the summer in a small Virginia mountain town. As the summer begins to come to an end, Will is hoping to make the rest of the summer days count. Will loves creating lamps of all kinds of unique and different designs, partially as Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins.
Laura Lee Gulledge is the author of the graphic novels Will Whit and Page by Paige, which was nominated for the prestigious Eisner www.doorway.ru is also a teaching artist as seen through her interactive book Sketchbook Dares: 24 Ways to Draw Out Your Inner www.doorway.ru lives in Charlottesville, Virginia. Visit her online at www.doorway.ru Laura Lee Gulledge. 14 Total Resources 3 Books. Meet-the-Author. Recording. of Page by Paige. Video Book Trailer for The Dark Matter of Mona Starr. Guest Blog Post. Name Pronunciation with Laura Lee Gulledge. The best book she's read so far this year is a three way tie between Eleanor Park by Rainbow Rowell, Etiquette Espionage by Gail Carriger, and Will Whit by Laura Lee Gulledge. If you put an ampersand in your book title instead of the word "and" Tracey would appreciate it.
Will and Whit by Laura Lee Gulledge. Will is 17 and a regular teenager, except for the fact that she lost her parents a year ago. She lives with her aunt, Elsie, and helps her run the family business, a quaint antique store. She’s very creative and loves to make lamps with bits and pieces she finds in the store. by Laura Lee Gulledge ; illustrated by Laura Lee Gulledge ‧ RELEASE DATE: May 7, After the untimely death of her parents, an artistic girl living with her aunt must face her fears. Willhemena Huckstep—Will for short—is planning on spending a perfectly quiet summer working at her aunt’s antiques shop, making lamps and spending time with her friends. “Will Whit is more conventionally formatted as comics than the earlier book, but that just shows off how strong Gulledge’s storytelling is.” --Comics Worth Reading “This graphic novel provides a surprisingly light-hearted story with a strong emotional core.
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