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The Last Time We Spoke: A Story of Loss by Jesse Mechanic

July 11, 2025 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

cbr17bingo Rec’d: Grief stories are not new, but each is unique to that person. The main thing I came away with from reading The Last Time We Spoke: A Story of Loss, is that the author (Jesse Mechanic) is human: selfish, loving, scared, fearless, angry and hopeful. They are both a reliable and unreliable narrator as they are telling the story from their eyes and over a 20 year period. The art is tone setting and allows us a peek into the mind of someone […]

Filed Under: Biography/Memoir, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, Non-Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: cancer, cbr17bingo, coming-of-age, Death, family, grief, Illness, Jesse Mechanic, Mental Health, mothers, mothers & sons, parents, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR17 Review No:322 · Genres: Biography/Memoir, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, Non-Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: cancer, cbr17bingo, coming-of-age, Death, family, grief, Illness, Jesse Mechanic, Mental Health, mothers, mothers & sons, parents, Social Themes ·
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