Loved, loved, loved. The art is so fun and fits so we'll with Diana's age in the story. I loved how Diana dealt with issues that kids regularly face at that age. It was a great story all around and I will absolutely recommend this to kids at my library.

This was a great middle grade graphic novel. It's perfect for that age group, but I also enjoyed it as an adult. It's a fun, quick read with substance. There's conflict that's well developed, but wouldn't be overwhelming to a younger reader. I hope there will be more books like this produced by DC because I will definitely read them.

Charming, delightfully illustrated graphic novel exploring the exploits of young Diana (of DC fame). I'm not much of a DC fan but found it enjoyable. Fans of the DC comics or, more likely, the recent DC film, will likely VERY much like it. The plot points revolving around feeling at times alone and excluded are universal.

A great story about what growing up and peer pressure. What makes it even better, is it is told from Wonder Woman's perspective.

Enjoyable middle grade Wonder Woman story. In line with other Zoom imprint titles I have read, which have been consistent and impressive.