Noise: A graphic novel based on a true story

I have bought this product twice now and will continue to tell everyone how great it is. It’s durable, great price, and overall I am beyond impressed. Highly recommend

Short, graphic novel that my tween recommends

I was quite disappointed when this arrived, and I saw how short it was. As others have stated - calling this story a graphic novel is way off base. I did not read the reviews before ordering and was under the impression that it was a chapter book, as most graphic novels are. This book is the size of a beginning reader book you'd find in a preschool or kindergarten. The story itself is very brief and not well developed. Probably the only saving grace of this "novel" is that the art is good.It is definitely not worth the money.

The art is beautiful and the story is heartfelt. Great message of kindness. It is a great story for kids who love Smile or Best Friends. It is short and a little pricey for the length. I feel bad for taking a star off for that because it has more to do with the publisher’s description than the quality of the work.

I ordered this for my 13 year old while on deployment overseas. I knew nothing about it or how short it was, lol if I had I may not have purchased it, because I honestly thought it was a novel. But I would have been wrong.I personally have not read it or seen it in person, but my daughter just messaged me that she received it, read it, cried and LOVED it! As a shy 13 year old who always wears headphones she said this “book” really spoke to her and was so happy I got it for her. I got like 5 “I love yous” in our text exchange about the book. So I consider it $10 well spent and am looking forward to reading it myself when I get home

My ten year old read this in about 2 mins. It’s very short. It’s a soft cover book almost like a pamphlet. Great story but short and overpriced

This is a short, but powerful elementary graphic book. Cathryn is a young girl who hates noise. On the first day of seventh grade, she meets fourth-grader Tyler on the bus. He is a very talkative young boy. He annoys her with all of his chatter and she yells at him. She feels bad for yelling at him and looks for him after school. You must read this book to see how kindness can make such a difference.

I have a student who struggles with notice and behavior issues. She hasn’t put this book down since I brought it to my classroom. We need more like this!