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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Homestuck #2

Homestuck Book Two (Homestuck #2)

Andrew Hussie

Paperback | Pages: 280 pages

Rating: 4.63 | 863 Users | 28 Reviews

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Title	:	Homestuck Book Two (Homestuck #2)
Author	:	Andrew Hussie
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 280 pages
Published	:	May 7th 2012 by TopatoCo
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Fantasy. Webcomic. Science Fiction. Manga

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Homestuck is perhaps one of the most interesting, unique, and amazing webcomics.

Perhaps it is the crude art style or the witty humor or the characters themselves. Honestly, teenagers should be reading this.

Let's take a looksie at the four beta kids, shall we?

John Egbert is your typical child prodigy...who just happens to be an idiot at times.

Rose Lalonde is not your usual Goth chick. She doesn't write emo poetry, doesn't have the raven long locks that a typical goth girl would have. She is perhaps the character I can most relate to. She's intelligents, snarky, but she's not a bad person.

Dave Strider, perhaps one of the most overrated characters, is really three dimensional. I think, perhaps out of all the beta kids, he grows the most throughout this series.

And lovely little Jade. Though sweet and kind, she will fight for what she believes in.

I think that these characters are perhaps some of the most three dimensional characters that I have read about. You care for them and I've found myself yelling at the screen.

Homestuck is definitely an amazing read. Though boring at first, you will not regret reading it.-

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Ratings: 4.63 From 863 Users | 28 Reviews

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Having only read this online, I have no idea about this book. I do, however, know that Homestuck is freakin awesome and you should start reading is ASAP. Get past this Act and keep reading! You have a lot to catch up on. You'll want to read more than these two Acts even out you want to know if you "like" it or not because things start making sense later.

I guess I'm just not the target audience for this. Two books in and I'm just not enthralled.I do respect the structure, the level of interactivity the comic had with its real-time readers, the quality of the writing, the use of the "Web" part of web comic to a much greater degree than many other such comics and the sheer amount of work that goes into these comics. But I don't personally *care* about anything that happened in this book, even less than the last volume. Or, to borrow a test from a

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((Read Homestuck online))Homestuck is perhaps one of the most interesting, unique, and amazing webcomics.Perhaps it is the crude art style or the witty humor or the characters themselves. Honestly, teenagers should be reading this. Let's take a looksie at the four beta kids, shall we?John Egbert is your typical child prodigy...who just happens to be an idiot at times. Rose Lalonde is not your usual Goth chick. She doesn't write emo poetry, doesn't have the raven long locks that a typical goth

((Read Homestuck online))Homestuck is perhaps one of the most interesting, unique, and amazing webcomics.Perhaps it is the crude art style or the witty humor or the characters themselves. Honestly, teenagers should be reading this. Let's take a looksie at the four beta kids, shall we?John Egbert is your typical child prodigy...who just happens to be an idiot at times. Rose Lalonde is not your usual Goth chick. She doesn't write emo poetry, doesn't have the raven long locks that a typical goth

Homestuck is a twisting tale of woe with clever foreshadowing and a variety of symptoms rivaling a comic book. Such symptoms include but are not limited to jumping timelines, subtext, foot notes, and of course carefully drawn MS paint scenes filling the pages.

Again, this series is getting better and better and I am tearing through it wanting to catchup!