No Kidding by Vero Cazot

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Web ID: 16778210

No Kidding is a slice of life modern feminist graphic novel with a humorous take on a serious subject and a woman's right to choose. Jane, 35 years old, doesn't want to be a mother. Lucy did not plan on having a kid. . . But became pregnant. What is she going to do? It's the story of every woman refusing political correctness and diktats of the biological clock. . . Loaded with lots of humor and sarcasm and strong examples of woman making choices for their own bodies!Written by Vero Cazot ("About Betty's Boobs") with art by Marguerite Sauvage using another pen name Madeleine Martin.

  • Product Features

    • Suggested age range- 13-18 years
    • Format- Paperback
    • Dimensions- 6.8" W x 9.9" H x 0.3" D
    • Genre- Graphic novels
    • Publisher- Fairsquare Comics Llc, Publication date- 09-27-2022
    • Page count- 108
    • ISBN- 9780999276679

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5 months ago

Positive validation that is often not given

I really enjoyed this quick graphic novel. The older I get and the more of the world I see, I’ve found myself not sure if I want kids anymore. They are expensive, time consuming and a lot of work that I honestly do not think I’m ready for. But kids are also so new to things and ready to learn and the idea of helping shape a person to be good to the world and others seems amazing. That being said, I felt I resonated with a lot of the first story which focused on just not wanting kids. The second story on getting an abortion as the person does not feel ready for a child at the moment was also really great. I read a few comments that said the graphic novel shows parenthood as only negative and not enough of the positive sides of it. I say that this is not what this graphic novel is about, it’s for the people who are told that their childless choice is a weird one and will change with time. It was written for the ones who have made a choice, believe in it and just need some familiar and positive validation that is often not given.

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