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Miles Morales: Spider-Man
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Book Brief
261
Graphic Novel/Book • Fiction
Brooklyn, New York • 2010s
2017
YA
12-18 years
HL710L
Super Short Summary
In Miles Morales: Spider-Man by Jason Reynolds, Miles Morales, a 16-year-old student at Brooklyn Visions Academy, juggles typical teenage struggles while grappling with mysterious feelings about his history teacher, Mr. Chamberlain, whose discussions on slavery set off Miles’s spidey-sense. This conflict leads Miles to uncover a larger conspiracy involving new forms of enslavement that endanger his community, pushing him to embrace his role as Spider-Man and take action. This novel depicts harmful beliefs about slavery and incarceration as well as scenes of graphic violence.
Adventurous
Exciting
Emotional
Inspirational
Humorous
Reviews & Readership
10,590 ratings
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Review Roundup
Jason Reynolds' Miles Morales: Spider-Man blends action with social commentary, capturing the essence of an African American teen superhero. Positively noted for its relatable protagonist and thoughtful exploration of identity, some critics find the pacing uneven. Overall, it effectively brings Miles to life in a compelling, fresh narrative.
Who Should Read Miles Morales: Spider-Man?
Fans who cherish character-driven superhero tales will revel in Jason Reynolds's Miles Morales: Spider-Man. Ideal for young adult readers engrossed by the action and depth of The Percy Jackson Series or the coming-of-age complexities in The Hate U Give. Readers seeking diverse perspectives will find this engaging.
10,590 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
261
Graphic Novel/Book • Fiction
Brooklyn, New York • 2010s
2017
YA
12-18 years
HL710L
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