Cute one. I was scratching my head at a couple of things at the end, but I'll still be recommending this to the youngsters at the library. ( )

Somewhat conflicted on this...it's crazy cute and made me giggle, and I love the French fairy tale aspect, and I love that a girl is the brave giant-hunter and her friends were equally heroic. But why-oh-why must the one black character in the entire comic fall into the same "super-duper magical Negro" archetype? I even kinda liked the little historical context-ish nod at the end that he appears to be a Moor (not that kids will likely get that), but even this detail just seemed to be thrown in there. Hmmm...I'm going to continue to think about this.... ( )

Great art and a clever/cute story. A feisty sword-wielding girl, a princess-y (in the very best ways) girl, and a culinarily inclined boy go on a giant slaying adventure. Definitely good for middle grade book talks this year.

The very last page was a bit... strange. Maybe this will be a series? ( )

Nice and sweet graphic novel. The story is not super original but a fun read that is nicely drawn. ( )

Colleen and I read this at least three times in the weeks we had it out from the library. ( )