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A surreal, beautifully illustrated fever dream about the cosmic awkwardness of being a teenager and trying to understand the opposite sex. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Neil Gaiman's How To Talk To Girls At Parties.
- dreamlike
- surreal
- awkward
- atmospheric
- 01
Death
Neil Gaiman
A gentle, bittersweet stroll through the margins of a city that reminds you to find magic in the simple act of breathing.
- 02
Endless Nights
Neil Gaiman
A kaleidoscopic journey through the cosmic forces that shape human existence, told through mythic vignettes and breathtaking art.
- 03
Paper girls, Vol. 1
Brian K. Vaughan
A neon-soaked, time-bending joyride through the eerie suburbs of 1988, fueled by fierce adolescent friendship and cosmic dread.
- 04
On a sunbeam
Tillie Walden
A breathtakingly gorgeous, slow-burn journey through space that feels like a warm hug from a found family.
- 05
Paper Girls Deluxe Edition, Book One
Brian K. Vaughan
A nostalgic, otherworldly collision of suburban coming-of-age and high-stakes science fiction.
- 06
Everyone's a aliebn when ur a aliebn too
Jomny Sun
A gentle, illustrated meditation on the universal feeling of not quite belonging, and the quiet comfort of finding others who feel the same way.
- 07
The End of the Fucking World
Charles Forsman
A bleak, deadpan road trip through the darkest corners of teenage alienation and destructive codependency.
- 08
Doctor Who
Nick Abadzis
A charmingly eccentric yet shadowy cosmic adventure where two burdened strangers find escape in the stars.
- 09
The Wicked + The Divine, Vol. 7
Kieron Gillen
A neon-drenched, fatalistic plunge into the toxic heart of fame, where glamorous gods burn bright and crash hard.
- 10
Lumberjanes Vol. 1
N.D. Stevenson
A chaotic, punk-rock summer camp adventure fueled by supernatural mysteries and fierce, unapologetic girl power.
- 11
I Am Not Okay With This
Charles Forsman
A stark, deadpan exploration of teenage alienation where repressed trauma manifests as uncontrollable, destructive power.
- 12
Giant days
John Allison
A witty, fast-paced romp through the messy, hilarious trials of university life and the fierce bonds of new friendship.
