Happyface

Happyface

By Stephen Emond

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Grades 6 - 8Grade 5n/a4.652894
Just put on a happy face!

Enter Happyface's journal and get a peek into the life of a shy, artistic boy who decides to reinvent himself as a happy-go-lucky guy after he moves to a new town. See the world through his hilariously self-deprecating eyes as he learns to shed his comic-book-loving, computer-game playing ways. Join him as he makes new friends, tries to hide from his past, and ultimately learns to face the world with a genuine smile. With a fresh and funny combination of text and fully integrated art, Happyface is an original storytelling experience.
Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Published on 6/14/2011
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 336

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The book Happyface is about a teenager who hides his sadness through his smile. Before sophomore, everything was fine until one day, all the events that happened just went wrong, which changed his destiny. He transferred to a new school and met Gretchen, which made him believed that maybe there’s still hope in his life. I personally think Happyface is facing problems that lots of teenagers nowadays are having such as relationships, divorce, switching schools, etc. He actually reminds me of myself and people around me because he always hides his sadness through his smile. Plenty of people I know throughout my life, including myself, hides the feeling that we’re currently having. I loved the part when Gretchen spent time with him because the author described details about the relationship between two of them. This is an awesome book and I’ll definitely recommend this book, especially for readers who enjoys reading graphic novels.