This was a quick, engaging, funny and crazy graphic novel that alongside its cool cover art will appeal to children and young teens.

The story is easy to follow alongside the dialogue and images that blend well to tell the story of Jake the ghost who keeps puking up wolves that are making his and his roommates, Brand-O & Quincy, lives complicated. In order to fix the issue Jake has to learn to accept all parts of himself even the parts that feel difficult.

Friendship, helping others and accepting yourself are strong themes throughout this story and readers get to experience Jake and the groups’ problem-solving capabilities. The illustrations are simple, crisp and cartoony which are apt for the story alongside the minimalist colours which provide a depth to the quirkiness of the story.

Thanks NetGalley and Astra Publishing House for this free arc/copy of Jake Spooky and the Wolves Within Him; all opinions are my own and I am leaving this review voluntarily.