Long Distance, a great summertime graphic novel for ages 9 and up

Sixth grade is a magical time. It’s when kids are getting old enough to do some of the really cool things in life, are discovering their own social circles, and are just clinging on to that ability to be utterly silly. On the surface, Long Distance by Whitney Gardner, feels like some other early middle school graphic novels that you’ve seen. There are some overlapping themes and it’s easy to compare Long Distance to Lumberjanes as a sister by another mother. But just one moment, do not get lulled into a sense of malaise or that you fully know what to expect with this graphic novel.  

Long Distance is a perfect summertime graphic novel that has familiar elements, but abrupty sets them on a 180 course for the better.
Don’t judge a book by its cover, it’s more than a friendship/camp jam
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