This is another one I'm not sure about. I like the idea of history being told in the form of a graphic novel, because it's definitely different, and it's an interesting way to see what actually happened. 
 However, I was sort of confused about what was going on. The Boxer Rebellion sounds really familiar, but I wasn't quite sure what it was. It wasn't until after I read the book that I realized it was the 2nd book in a series. I think you can still understand what's going on, and I don't know that Boxers, the first one, will necessarily explain the events of the 2nd, but for now, I kind of wish that I had read it in order. 
 I did like Four-Girl, and I felt really bad for her, having no name. I did like that she found friendship and a name in a very unlikely place, and that she realized she had a purpose in life. 
 My Rating: 3 stars. I like the idea of history being told in a graphic novel, but I also wish I had read Boxers first, because I did feel a little confused.