Crunch: 5 (A Click Graphic Novel, 5)

It is a good way of showing the effects and problems that can come from overextending yourself. It is amazing to see her take on so much but also slowly learn that sometimes you can’t please everyone and do everything. The clothing policies being called out during this really made me pleased to have had a uniform when going to school. Another good addition to the series and really nice to see the characters growing so much.

Crunch, the fifth installment in the Click graphic novel series, continues to deliver a relatable and heartfelt story, this time focusing on the pressures of middle school life. As Olive juggles schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and friendships, the narrative explores the theme of burnout in a way that feels genuine and accessible for young readers. Kayla Miller's expressive illustrations and witty dialogue bring Olive's internal struggles to life, making this book a perfect read for those navigating the often overwhelming demands of growing up. It's a quick yet impactful read that resonates with anyone who's ever felt the weight of expectations.

El libro es fantástico y en casa tiene mucho éxito, pero venía doblada la portada. Es una pena que por un descuido no venga en buen estado.

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The reason why I gave this book 4/5 stars is because this book has a lot of action literally. And I love the movie🎥 that Olive and her friends create in this book. I would recommend this book to anybody who likes graphic novels.

I love this series of books, the characters are really great and there is not name calling or unkindness which is what you find in all the books that came after "A Diary of a Wimpy Kid" for middle school readers. Even the title in this series that deals with a conflict between the main character Olive and another girl, Nat, they agree to be cordial but not "friends" - it was the same thing my daughter was going through with another girl at school so it was so relatable. My daughter loves all the titles and re-reads them constantly. I wish there were more books out there like this!