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"Full-page spreads of the sensations, sounds, smells, and tastes Safia experiences on her journeys are particular highlights. Yee’s character design is delightful, full of diversity in body type, skin tone, and gender expression. The story is kindhearted and full of fun."  Kirkus Review

"Vivid, flat-colored art by Yee (Séance Tea Party) bustles with blink-and-you’ll-miss-it details and visual jokes, and the electric combination of layered paneling and sprawling spreads beg to be pored over. Brown-skinned Safia is an irresistible lead, and her innate sense of wonder and longing for adventure, even as she grieves the loss of her previous life, is heartwarming to the very last page." Publisher's Weekly

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"Glittering with life across every page." K O'Neill, author of The Tea Dragon Society

"Yee’s graphic novel is multifaceted. At once, it serves as a love letter to carpets and Turkish miniature, a rebuttal to and dissection of Orientalism from the eighteenth century to the present, a lesson on how to tell stories set in cultures and times that are not one’s own, and a reminder that we are always capable of rewriting our own stories." ML Kejera, reviewer, Strange Horizons

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"Seance Tea Party is a wise and delightful coming-of-age tale, with a bright, upbeat spirit. Yee's creative artwork fills every page with joy and magic, and will inspire readers of all ages to treasure their own powers of imagination." K O'Neill, author of The Tea Dragon Society

"A coming-of-age tale that is both comforting and wonderfully peculiar."  Kirkus Review

"Dialogue and illustrations have a lively, liquid flow. Yee’s art is whimsical and engaging, reinforcing the graphic novel’s themes of memory, magic, and change. The palette relies on shades of transition: the hues of dusk and dawn, of autumn and spring. Yee dedicates her book to "every child—and young adult—who is afraid of growing up," and her characters embody this theme, drifting apart and reuniting, pulling together and learning to let go."  School Library Journal

"With her middle grade debut, Yee creates a moving tale that emphasizes the importance of embracing one’s quirks—and finding friends who do the same." Publisher's Weekly

Written by Reimena Yee
Illustrated by Tintin Pantoja

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Written by Reimena Yee and Tintin Pantoja
Illustrated by Tintin Pantoja

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Written by Sarah Laskow
Illustrated by Reimena Yee

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