· Happyface by Stephen Emond. April 3, April 3, / lam “It seemed everyone had something to say and their own form of humiliating me” – Happyface. The Happyface experiment came about after a teen decides he doesn’t want to be himself anymore. He wants to be happy and in order to do so, he must put on a happy face and then the experiment began. · Happyface by Stephen Emond. Posted on Jby bsweetkatie. What it’s about (from Goodreads): Enter Happyface’s journal and get a peek into the life of a shy, artistic boy who decides to reinvent himself as a happy-go-lucky guy after he moves to a new town. See the world through his hilariously self-deprecating eyes as he learns to shed his comic-book-loving, computer-game . Book Summary. Just put on a happy face! Enter Happyface's journal and get a peek into the life of a shy, artistic boy who decides to reinvent himself as a happy-go-lucky guy after he moves to a new town. See the world through his hilariously self-deprecating eyes as he learns to shed his comic-book-loving, computer-game playing ways.
Happyface by Stephen Emond (Grades 9Ð12) (Summary taken from book jacket) Yes, IÕm the cool guy. The big shot. ThatÕs me. Happyface. Cute girls dig him. He has his own fan club. But he wasnÕt always this awesome. He used to be Mr. Comic Book, a resident of Lonelyland. So when he switched schools, he slapped on a grin and went from big nerd. Happyface is a beautiful, awe-inspiring, unique book--each page has fully integrated text and art. The book itself and its creator, Stephen Emond, are both absolutely brilliant. And with that, I'll let Connie take it away. Happyface - by Stephen Emond. Septem by Tomiko. Why did you choose this book? The bright yellow, smiley cover of Happyface called out to me when I was desperately searching for some type of good book in the Teen Reads section at the library.
Moving easily between cartoons and painterly black-and-white illustration, this epistolary novel of a young teen's reinvention of self is subtle and effective. As he's stuck in his brother's shadow and in the middle of his alcoholic parents' unhappy relationship, it's little surprise that when the breakup of his family necessitates a move to a new school, the protagonist decides to become “Happyface.”. HAPPYFACE by Stephen Emond „I’m opening my Christmas present in June. Not that it was a bad present; I’m just lazy and stuck in my ways. The piles of napkins and backs of school papers I’d been using to write and draw on had gotten a. Happyface Happyface By Stephen Emond Publisher: Little, Brown Company # of Pages: Age Rating: 14+ My Rating: 4 Stars Synopsis: Enter Happyface's journal and get a peek into the life of a shy, artistic boy who decides to reinvent himself as a happy-go-lucky guy after he moves to a new town. See the world through his hilariously self-deprecating eyes as he learns to shed his comic-book-loving, computer-game playing ways.
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