Blue is the Warmest Color
by Julie Maroh
Softcover
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Description
- The latest in our line of alternative graphic novels; previous titles include Escape to Gold Mountain (Asian American), The 500 Years of Resistance Comic Book (Native American), and Roy & Al (gay men's). And the latest title of interest to lesbian audiences; others include Persistence: All Ways Butch & Femme and the books of Ivan E. Coyote and Amber Dawn.
- This is Arsenal's fifth translation from the French language; previous titles include Dany Laferriere's The World is Moving Around Me, Hadrien Laroche's The Last Genet, and Louis-Georges Tin's The Dictionary of Homophobia.
- Blue Angel (originally published as Le bleu est une coleur chaude, or "Blue is a Hot Color") is a coming-of-age story; Clementine is a shy young woman whose life is turned upside down when she meets Emma, a confident, punky girl with blue hair who teaches Clementine about love and how to be true to oneself.
- The book has also been translated into Spanish and Dutch. A live-action film version (in French) will be released in Europe in 2013.
- While the characters are young (early twenties), the book includes some fairly explicit material, hence probably inappropriate for young adults.
- Non-traditional market: LGBT accounts; comic book retail accounts.
- This is Arsenal's fifth translation from the French language; previous titles include Dany Laferriere's The World is Moving Around Me, Hadrien Laroche's The Last Genet, and Louis-Georges Tin's The Dictionary of Homophobia.
- Blue Angel (originally published as Le bleu est une coleur chaude, or "Blue is a Hot Color") is a coming-of-age story; Clementine is a shy young woman whose life is turned upside down when she meets Emma, a confident, punky girl with blue hair who teaches Clementine about love and how to be true to oneself.
- The book has also been translated into Spanish and Dutch. A live-action film version (in French) will be released in Europe in 2013.
- While the characters are young (early twenties), the book includes some fairly explicit material, hence probably inappropriate for young adults.
- Non-traditional market: LGBT accounts; comic book retail accounts.
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Main Genre
Comics
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Format
Softcover
Pages
162
Price
24.00 €
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Description
- The latest in our line of alternative graphic novels; previous titles include Escape to Gold Mountain (Asian American), The 500 Years of Resistance Comic Book (Native American), and Roy & Al (gay men's). And the latest title of interest to lesbian audiences; others include Persistence: All Ways Butch & Femme and the books of Ivan E. Coyote and Amber Dawn.
- This is Arsenal's fifth translation from the French language; previous titles include Dany Laferriere's The World is Moving Around Me, Hadrien Laroche's The Last Genet, and Louis-Georges Tin's The Dictionary of Homophobia.
- Blue Angel (originally published as Le bleu est une coleur chaude, or "Blue is a Hot Color") is a coming-of-age story; Clementine is a shy young woman whose life is turned upside down when she meets Emma, a confident, punky girl with blue hair who teaches Clementine about love and how to be true to oneself.
- The book has also been translated into Spanish and Dutch. A live-action film version (in French) will be released in Europe in 2013.
- While the characters are young (early twenties), the book includes some fairly explicit material, hence probably inappropriate for young adults.
- Non-traditional market: LGBT accounts; comic book retail accounts.
- This is Arsenal's fifth translation from the French language; previous titles include Dany Laferriere's The World is Moving Around Me, Hadrien Laroche's The Last Genet, and Louis-Georges Tin's The Dictionary of Homophobia.
- Blue Angel (originally published as Le bleu est une coleur chaude, or "Blue is a Hot Color") is a coming-of-age story; Clementine is a shy young woman whose life is turned upside down when she meets Emma, a confident, punky girl with blue hair who teaches Clementine about love and how to be true to oneself.
- The book has also been translated into Spanish and Dutch. A live-action film version (in French) will be released in Europe in 2013.
- While the characters are young (early twenties), the book includes some fairly explicit material, hence probably inappropriate for young adults.
- Non-traditional market: LGBT accounts; comic book retail accounts.
Book Information
Main Genre
Comics
Sub Genre
N/A
Format
Softcover
Pages
162
Price
24.00 €
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