Graffiti Moon
Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2010
272
Novel • Fiction
Melbourne, Australia • Contemporary
2010
YA
14-18 years
HL630L
In the young adult novel Graffiti Moon by Cath Crowley, a group of teens embarks on a romantic and self-discovering adventure over a full day, during which the protagonist, Lucy, seeks to meet the mysterious graffiti artist Shadow. As the day unfolds, Lucy is paired with Ed, whom she finds annoying but eventually discovers to be the artist she admires. Told from three perspectives—Lucy, Ed (Shadow), and their poet friend Leo—the story intertwines their artistic passions and personal struggles, leading to unexpected revelations and emotional growth through their journey together. The book contains topics of family breakup, financial hardship, and physical confrontations.
Romantic
Emotional
Contemplative
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Cath Crowley's Graffiti Moon receives praise for its lyrical writing and strong character development, appealing largely to young adults through its authentic voice and relatable themes. However, some criticisms point to a predictable plot and occasional uneven pacing. Overall, it's celebrated for its vibrant portrayal of urban art and teenage emotion.
Graffiti Moon by Cath Crowley is perfect for teens and young adults who appreciate heartfelt coming-of-age stories with a touch of romance and mystery. Fans of Paper Towns by John Green and If I Stay by Gayle Forman will enjoy the urban art scenes, witty dialogue, and the exploration of dreams and relationships.
20,326 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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272
Novel • Fiction
Melbourne, Australia • Contemporary
2010
YA
14-18 years
HL630L
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