In Limbo

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of "In Limbo," a groundbreaking YA graphic memoir that takes you on a journey of self-discovery and finding a place to call home. Deborah (Jung-Jin) Lee's powerful coming-of-age story is a seamless fusion of two cultures, as she navigates the complexities of being a Korean-American girl in a New Jersey suburb and Seoul, South Korea.

From the very first page, you'll be drawn into Deborah's struggle with her sense of otherness. Feel the weight of her journey as she overcomes language barriers, mispronunciations, and the constant battle to fit in. Her deeply personal narration delves into the challenges she faces, especially the self-doubt that arises from feeling like an outsider, and how she ultimately learns to embrace and celebrate her differences.

With stunning artwork throughout, "In Limbo" creates a visceral connection between the reader and Deborah's emotional turmoil. The pages come alive with vivid, evocative imagery that captures the essence of her experiences. This visual feast is a treat for fans of Tillie Walden, transporting you into a world that seamlessly combines the beauty of art with the rawness of a teenager's struggles.

Explore the multi-faceted themes of the Korean-American diaspora and mental health as they intertwine with Deborah's extraordinary journey. "In Limbo" provides a poignant and powerful exploration of these complex topics, inviting readers to reflect on their own experiences of self-discovery and personal growth. This remarkable debut graphic memoir is a must-read for anyone seeking an empathetic and deeply resonant narrative.

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