Larson’s latest book, All Summer Long.
Larson’s latest book, All Summer Long, which she both wrote and illustrated, was published in May and delves into the transitory uncertainty of youth.
Through her published works, including the coming-of-age tale in Chiggers, Larson has amassed a fan base, which she interacts with through book signings.
“Over the years, I’ve seen how important comics can be for kids who are reluctant readers. ... This form is a way to understand stories visually, by seeing what characters are feeling.” —Hope Larson
In 2012, Larson won her second Eisner Award, the Oscars of the comic book world, for her adaptation of the literary classic A Wrinkle in Time.
In 2016, Larson began writing the monthly Batgirl series for comic giant DC Comics.
Larson often uses fantastical elements, such as nineteenth-century pirate adventures, to examine issues like identity, autonomy, and family ties.
