Giant Days: Not On the Test Edition Vol. 1 (1) Hardcover – July 11, 2017

If you were going for strictly content, this is PG. If you're you're wanting to use the line between everyday and science fantasy as a skipping rope, this is that rope. It lacks something of Scarygoround and Bad Machinery, but what it lacks is less than half a star, so it still rounds to five.If surreal is what you pour milk on and eat for breakfast, John Allison is the best cartoonist out there.

Nice quality book, and honestly this situation such a fun cute read. I highly recommend it.

As stated before, The Giant Days Books are simply smart, well-illustrated, and playful, absent smut. This is so many kids' college experiences distilled. I teach at universities, smart ones, and I see a lot of my bright students in these well-cartooned works.

I bought this one along time ago but was not sure if I liked it, but I decided to read it today and really found I liked it. Will buying the rest to read.

If you haven't been reading John Allison's comics, you are in for a delight. Great storylines, and I like this artist's version of the original.

I like this series a lot. It is a entertaining but relatable comic series. I love the characters, especially the three protagonists. I hope this series will continue in its entirety.

I really like this book. The only problem with it was that I was very short. I am serenity going to read the others

Beautiful art work and great writing. i loved all of the characters. I am recommending to all my comic friends.

Although I am giving five stars for content, unfortunately the limitations of the Kindle screen, at least as applies to Kindle for PC, tell me I should withhold or withdraw one of those stars. The largest view available is full page, which, although better than standard view, still means that a portrait aspect page is shown whole on a landscape screen, making the words difficult to read. Publications of this nature really benefit from being seen in full width, but since scrolling in Kindle for PC is not infinite but one whole page at a time (a fault shared with Adobe Digital Editions, although not Acrobat) this is not possible. For best results, sign in to Comixology using your Amazon details, and select Guided View, which shows a single frame (in full screen) at a time.

Yeesh.As someone who was a university undergraduate a good few years ago now this series made me a weird combination of nostalgic and relieved to no longer be at that point. It captures the feelings and events of that point in life to a T; from the thrill of meeting new people all the time to the insignificant details of life that throw up what seem like moments of absolute importance.Through all of this it's the character work that really sells it. Nobody's one dimensional, and no developments feel forced or unnatural for the sake of drama. There's plenty of setbacks and humiliations, but it never descends into cringe and all you want to know is what the characters are going to do on the next page - even if the answer is 'going to lunch'.Just a great series.

Such a funny and uplifting slice of life comic about three girls going to uni and their adventures. Highly recommend!

A great series and a much desired hardback collection.

Era para un regalo y cumplió su objetivo.Este ejemplar en concreto llegó con el lomo bastante abollado. Estaría bien que vigilaran más los envíos de libros, porque siempre llegan con alguna tara....