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The Freddie Stories
ISBN: 9781770460904 | 177046090X
Format: HardcoverPublisher: Farrar Straus & Giroux
Pub. Date: 1/22/2013
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Lynda Barry is known and loved for her freaky and beautiful cartoons. "The Freddie Stories", featuring sisters Marlys and Maybonne and their spunky little brother Freddie, continues Barry's brilliant, raw, and original exploration of youth, coming of age, friendship, attitude and being in the world.
Lynda Barry is known and loved for her freaky and beautiful cartoons. "The Freddie Stories", featuring sisters Marlys and Maybonne and their spunky little brother Freddie, continues Barry's brilliant, raw, and original exploration of youth, coming of age, friendship, attitude and being in the world.
“Barry rejects milk-and-sugar sweetness for something stronger, richer, more complex.” —The New York Times
“While Barry can be funny . . . her real talent is the very nearly poetic invocation of moments of pubescent joy and humiliation as well as of the wonder at the fast-approaching, mysterious state of being a teenager. Her black-and-white drawings are crudely drawn, yet lyrical and emotionally complex.” —Publishers Weekly
“While Barry can be funny . . . her real talent is the very nearly poetic invocation of moments of pubescent joy and humiliation as well as of the wonder at the fast-approaching, mysterious state of being a teenager. Her black-and-white drawings are crudely drawn, yet lyrical and emotionally complex.” —Publishers Weekly
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