Julie and the blue guitar

After moving to San Francisco, Emma is excited to explore her new home. But things get even more interesting when she finds Julie's journal from 1977 in a thrift store and connects through their shared interest of environmentalism and solving mysteries despite the 50-year gap in time.

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Main Author: Gilly, Casey (Author)
Corporate Author: American Girl (Firm) (Contributor)
Other Authors: Hanakata, Felia (Artist), Reiss, Kathryn (Contributor)
Format: Books Print Book Comic & Graphic Novel
Language:English
Published: Sherman Oaks, CA : IDW, [2024]
Series:American Girl. Mysteries across time (Graphic novels)
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Summary:After moving to San Francisco, Emma is excited to explore her new home. But things get even more interesting when she finds Julie's journal from 1977 in a thrift store and connects through their shared interest of environmentalism and solving mysteries despite the 50-year gap in time.
Item Description:At head of title: American Girl.
"A brand new Julie 1974 adventure!"--Page 4 of cover.
"Story based in part on a mystery by Kathryn Reiss"--Title page verso.
"An American girl mystery"--Page 4 of cover.
"Mysteries across time"--Cover.
With facts about the 1970s in back.
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly illustrations (some color) ; 22 cm
ISBN:9798887241302
Author Notes:Casey Gilly is a comics writer, horror fan, and mother to a young boy. The first two prepared her for the third. Her work includes Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer , My Little Pony: Generations , Star Wars Adventures , and My Little Pony: A New Generation . She lives in Portland, OR, where she spends most of her time raising her son to be a dashing YA villain, writing dashing YA villains, and bringing home cursed items from thrift stores.

Luna Valentine is a Polish digital illustrator, now living in the UK. Having previously worked on Is There Anybody Out There by Dara Ó Briain, Rockstar Detectives by Adam Hill and You Grow Girl by Dr. Zoe
Williams, they've now branched out into graphic novels. Their passion is creating fun, colorful characters that bring stories to life and empower children to embrace their education, creativity, imagination and
themselves. We're all a little weird and unique, after all.