Mexikid: A Graphic Memoir

Mexikid: A Graphic MemoirBy: Pedro Martin 'We are living in a golden age of graphic novels and memoirs, and MEXIKID is one of the best I've ever read' New York Times 'Beautiful An important human story wrapped up in a stunning visual tale' Chris Mould ____________________ Pedro is a Mexikid, a kid born in America to parents from Mexico: a kid who doesn't quite belong in either place So he's not sure what to expect when his dad announces that the whole family (all 11 of them!)

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