After moving from Virginia to New York City, artist Paige feels out of place and alone, but she wants to use this move to help her solidify her identity and become the person she sees herself as -- with the help of her new friends. The art is pretty and this may be a great graphic novel for readers new to comics. Paige is very introspective; when she frets over pushing herself to create and then showing her work to others, it's easy to relate, especially for other creators (I'm a writer). 
 That said, I didn't love this. There isn't a lot of character development when it comes to Paige's friends; when Jules reveals her secret to Paige, Paige doesn't tell the readers -- and this makes it hard to connect with the characters because I don't really know them. The romance is a bit rushed as well, and many of the graphic novel's problems are solved a little too easily. 
 Overall, two stars for those accustomed to reading graphic novels. For new readers of comics, I could potentially push that up to three.