How I Made it to Eighteen is reprinting!

COMIXOLOGY
It includes interviews with friends, transcripts of hospital records, flashbacks, and an unflinching perspective on relationships both positive and negative.
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SMITHSONIAN: BOOK DRAGON
Parents will certainly shudder reading this. But read it they should: White/Black (she is so very clever!) can certainly offer some life lessons for both teenagers and their parents.
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LONG ISLAND PRESS
Tracy White’s new memoir graphic novel…shows just how far the world of comics has come. Simple line drawings, delicate and wispy, convey the mood of the book: unstable.
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MOTHER DAUGHTER BOOK CLUB
How I Made It to Eighteen (is) both fascinating and informative, and I believe it could open up interesting conversations between mothers and their daughters aged 14 and up.
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FLEEN
How I Made It to Eighteen demands multiple readings, and will stand as one of the most striking memoirs of mental illness and recovery ever written. ”
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FLEEN
How I Made It to Eighteen demands multiple readings, and will stand as one of the most striking memoirs of mental illness and recovery ever written. ”
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How I Made it to Eighteen will be coming out June 8, 2010. A date that has seemed so far away for so long and suddenly it’s almost here. As of today the book has had three reviews:

VOYA
More honest than Cut…, more intriguing even than Girl, Interrupted, White’s novel uses stark black-and-white imagery to construct her frank and honest story of a fraught adolescence.”
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BookList
White tells a compelling and highly textured story (based on her own experiences) of learning to adjust to psychotherapy and bulimia in this graphic-novel story of small, angry 17-year-old high-school graduate Stacy Black.
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Publisher’s Weekly
White’s very simple hand-drawn, b&w artistic style enhances the personal touch of the work, creating the effect of an illustrated diary.
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