What sets this book apart is its inclusivity and compassionate storytelling. Friendships form naturally as more kids join the cardboard adventures, and the narrative tackles severe topics with sensitivity. The representation of diverse characters and experiences adds depth, making it relatable to young and adult readers.

Chantler is a perfect example of how comics can be one of the best ways to tell a heartfelt and moving story in over 200 pages while only having less than a page of dialogue.

His use of expressions and pace-setting is genius and is a must-read for anyone who is a fan of the 20s, Jazz, or loves graphic novels.