The True Ugly Duckling: How Hans Christian Andersen Became a Swan Gloomy while also figuring out her

while also figuring out her own place—and her own power

Find out in this furr-ociously funny series

Fourteen-year-old Maeve feels more at home in the pages of her comics and sketchbook than she does in "Nowhereville" (her maybe-not-so-nice nickname for the small Florida town where her family just moved)

all rendered in delicate

Could she learn to let it do its job but also figure out how to live without constant worry and fear

The True Ugly Duckling: How Hans Christian Andersen Became a Swan Gloomy while also figuring out herPicture book biography of one of the most iconic storytellers of all time, Hans Christian Andersen, illustrated by papercut artist Calvin Nicholls He brought to life stories and characters that millions have loved: A one legged tin soldier who yearned for love. A poor little match girl. A mermaid who gave up her voice for a prince. But who was Hans Christian Andersen? He was a strange child. An ugly duckling. Even his mother said so. He didnt seem to