Review: Lumberjanes - Volume #10 - Parents Day

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Lumberjanes, Vol. 10: Parents' Day

Review: Lumberjanes - #Volume 10 - Parents Day - Various Authors - December 2018
Readers of The Phantom Paragrapher, know that I often don't post graphic novels on my site, but one graphic novel series that I have fallen in love with is the Lumberjanes which are like girl scouts with a touch of magic. No matter how hard they try to be healthy, things happen. In Volume 10, it's Parents Day coming up, and all the campers parents are embarking on the camp to see how their children are going. Rosie and the Bear Woman have talked to the surrounding animals for a truce so that the day can act "normally'. Of course, what's a lumberjane graphic novel without a bit of chaos and mayhem as an elusive creature - the fox demon has gotten hold of Rosie's scavenger hunt form and added in a few extra crazy items for the families to find. However, when disaster strikes and a few parents go missing along with some campers, can the lumberjanes that remain keep the camp safe and find the missing campers and their parents? Parent's Day was another excellent installment of the Lumberjanes graphic novel series, and I look forward when I get back to work reading #Volume 11 for more Lumberjane fun.






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