Overview:
When Harleen Quinzel moves to Gotham city with nothing but five dollars, she is taken in by Mama, a larger-than-life drag club owner, whose cadre of drag queens embrace Harley and her volatile personality. At Gotham High, Harley quickly becomes friends with smart, justice-oriented Ivy, and together they start to protest against the Kane family who are threatening to evict people like Mama. But when someone called ‘the Joker’ invites Harley to join him in taking down the Kane family for good, Harley has to choose between her friends.
Why Should I Read Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass?
If you are a bit of a reluctant reader, you will be blown away by this graphic novel. The dialogue is sharp, witty, and funny, and the characters come to life on the page. Harley’s questionable ethics make her a realistic and interesting character. You will find yourself rooting for Harley and her colourful family of drag queens. Some of the themes in this graphic novel are quite mature, and so we would recommend it for ages 13 and up. This story will show you the importance of community and of reaching out to LGBT+ people.
Access Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass here: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1128004849
Other Content:
If you’re thinking about reading this graphic novel, you can check out the book trailer here. Watching the trailer will give you an idea about the nature of Harley’s character. Would you like to have someone like Harley on your side, or would you prefer someone like Ivy? Why or why not?
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