But since Rowell has turned those characters into an entire trilogy of books, I suppose my opinion on them is the less popular one. I wasn’t a Harry Potter fan, ever, and I don’t feel as though I need to know the details of the “Simon Snow” stories Cath and her sister Wren used to write. That’s a cool way to differentiate this from the original novel, although of less importance to me. I suspect that they’re mostly the interludes where we see an illustrated version of the fic Cath is writing. I’m not sure which those are - I did a page-by-page comparison for the first book in preparation for the roundtable discussion I had on it, but I didn’t bother with this one. (Maggs had solo credit for volume 1.) That may be related to the promotion that this book includes “all-new scenes by Rainbow Rowell.” Still illustrated by Gabi Nam, the adaptation is now credited to both Sam Maggs and Rowell. New this volume is a change to the credits.
The second volume of the manga adaptation of Rainbow Rowell’s novel Fangirl is out now.
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