Gilbert Hernandez's Sloth Summary
For this last and final book review I read the graphic novel Sloth by Gilbert Hernandez. Although a very confusing read, there were many interesting aspects to it. The story is centered around three young teenagers: Miguel, Lita, and Romeo. Hernandez begins the novel with Miguel awakening from a year long coma, with Miguel explaining how he willed himself into and out of the coma. Similar to a sloth, Miguel slowly begins to adjust to his somewhat changed life. Soon, a love triangle is created, and it gets hectic. Halfway through the novel, the author decides to switch all of the roles completely. When that happened, I got lost with the story. It made it confusing and hard to comprehend. I had to read the story twice to attempt to understand
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