Forum From the Archives: Graphic Novelist Raina Telgemeier Taps into Adolescent Anxiety, Zeitgeist
We talk to graphic novelist Raina Telgemeier, a Bay Area native, about her work and how she taps into the zeitgeist of adolescence.
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Show Notes
You might not think that 224 pages devoted to a sixth grader’s tricky journey with braces would make for a bestseller, but since its publication in 2010, Raina Telgemeier’s graphic novel “Smile” has remained hugely popular with the kid set. And her follow ups “Guts,” “Drama” and “Ghosts” have earned her rave reviews from kids, tweens, parents and librarians for the humorous, hopeful, and honest depictions of life as an anxious kid. We’ll talk to Telgemeier, a Bay Area native, about her work and how she taps into the zeitgeist of adolescence.
Guest:
Raina Telgemeier, author of "Smile," "Guts," and "Sisters," among other popular graphic novels for teens and kids
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