Strangers In Paradise Pocket Book 5 (Strangers in Paradise Pocket Book Collection) (Bk. 5)
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (611 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1892597381 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 376 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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As Katchoo becomes the toast of the town, Francine finds herself looking for peace in the Caribbean. Our unlikely friends seem to be drifting apart until they are set on a collision course back to Houston!. While David finds solace with Katchoo, Francine can think of nothing but her past relationship with her former best friend and brings home a tattoo to prove it. It seems that Katchoo is destined to move on without Francine into the world of glitz, glamour, and art showings with her stunning display of 100 nudes
From Booklist Katchoo, Francine, David, and the gang are back, and this time David gets a closer look. All rights reserved. Tina ColemanCopyright © American Library Association. He is thus at the beginning of a road that leads him to Katchoo, Francine, and the rest of a new family. SiP's world and cast keep growing and evolving in complexity. Moore's writing continues inviting us into the characters' psyches, allowing us virtually to participate in the intricate world he has created, and his artwork re
Kenneth Simon said Satisfying end to a really good graphic novel!. I've been reading Strangers in Paradise in pocket book form. (These are compilations of material that originally appeared in single issue comic book format.) This book is the last in the series, as the story comes to a close.At its heart, Strangers in Paradise is a love story. Katchoo and Francine meet in high school. They're perfect for each other. They should be together. But instead, they wind up apart for years, and when they find each other again, they're plunged into drama and intrigue: secret identities, organized crime and killers, marriages, divorces and, er, folksingers. You name it, it's all here, rolled into one entertai. Satia Renee said I've Loved Them All. My daughter turned me onto Francine and Katchoo and I have loved every book in the series. I was genuinely sorry to see the story come to an end. Watching the characters grow over the series, their stories and their personalities evolve. There are comic and poignant moments and although some of the situations are melodramatic and even ridiculous, never do the characters come across as stereo-typical. Rather, they continue to surprise by doing things that you don't anticipate but you never question what happens. Most of the characters are not only people you could know but characters you would want to know. Some of the novels also in. SIP is great! I can't say I'd consider myself a hardcore SIP fan since I don't buy every color issue that comes out, but I do own all 5 pocket books. I usually finish them in a couple hours because they're just that good.To those who have never read SIP, I highly recommend it. It's not a child's comic book. There are some real and deep situations in these novels and it's probably best for kids not to read them.These novels deal with (un)conditional love, where the line between the love that two people share as friends and the love that two people share as lovers is blurred.You'll find that the images are drawn to perfection, conveying emotions so