Camp Spirit #[nn]

Two teens stand front and center against a sea of expressive camper faces — one clutching a yellow cassette player with a plaid flannel tied around her waist, the other cool and confident in a green hoodie and cutoffs, earbuds dangling — and the contrast between them feels immediately charged. Axelle Lenoir's cover radiates that specific summer-camp social anxiety: dozens of kids crowding the background with reactions ranging from bafflement to outright hostility, while these two seem to exist in their own quiet orbit. It's a warm, sharply observed graphic novel that looks like exactly the kind of story that sticks with you.