After a bad break up Alex is struggling. He goes to work he comes home and even when he is with friends you can tell his mind is elsewhere. His grandma sends him an X5 android for his birthday and at first he doesn’t want her, but soon begins to enjoy the company of the X5, Ada. After a few days we see his feelings for her start to change and he wants her to be something more than just someone who does exactly what he says. Alex wants Ada to be more human less robot. He ventures out and finds someone to help him make Ada more real.
I heard that Alex + Ada was great, but I did not expect to love it as much as I did! Alex was so sweet and I loved getting the story from his point of view. The venture to turn Ada sentient was very intriguing. I was immediately hooked on this graphic novel. The story flowed easily, Jonathan Luna’s artwork is absolutely beautiful, and I can’t wait for Volume 2 and 3. Especially after seeing Alex start to develop feelings for Ada… the hopeless romantic in me was dying for something to spark between them. The only issue I did have with this volume was Alex’s relationship with his grandma… it was both cute and a little weird.
Overall, this graphic novel is definitely stepping up to the plate here. I’m currently obsessing over it. It’s not action packed or super quick paced, but something about it all is so real and I really enjoyed it.
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An interesting story line and beautiful artwork have me obsessing over this series!
After a bad break up Alex is struggling. He goes to work he comes home and even when he is with friends you can tell his mind is elsewhere. His grandma sends him an X5 android for his birthday and at first he doesn’t want her, but soon begins to enjoy the company of the X5, Ada. After a few days we see his feelings for her start to change and he wants her to be something more than just someone who does exactly what he says. Alex wants Ada to be more human less robot. He ventures out and finds someone to help him make Ada more real.I heard that Alex + Ada was great, but I did not expect to love it as much as I did! Alex was so sweet and I loved getting the story from his point of view. The venture to turn Ada sentient was very intriguing. I was immediately hooked on this graphic novel. The story flowed easily, Jonathan Luna’s artwork is absolutely beautiful, and I can’t wait for Volume 2 and 3. Especially after seeing Alex start to develop feelings for Ada… the hopeless romantic in me was dying for something to spark between them. The only issue I did have with this volume was Alex’s relationship with his grandma… it was both cute and a little weird.Overall, this graphic novel is definitely stepping up to the plate here. I’m currently obsessing over it. It’s not action packed or super quick paced, but something about it all is so real and I really enjoyed it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2016
I heard that Alex + Ada was great, but I did not expect to love it as much as I did! Alex was so sweet and I loved getting the story from his point of view. The venture to turn Ada sentient was very intriguing. I was immediately hooked on this graphic novel. The story flowed easily, Jonathan Luna’s artwork is absolutely beautiful, and I can’t wait for Volume 2 and 3. Especially after seeing Alex start to develop feelings for Ada… the hopeless romantic in me was dying for something to spark between them. The only issue I did have with this volume was Alex’s relationship with his grandma… it was both cute and a little weird.
Overall, this graphic novel is definitely stepping up to the plate here. I’m currently obsessing over it. It’s not action packed or super quick paced, but something about it all is so real and I really enjoyed it.
An interesting story line and beautiful artwork have me obsessing over this series!
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2016
After a bad break up Alex is struggling. He goes to work he comes home and even when he is with friends you can tell his mind is elsewhere. His grandma sends him an X5 android for his birthday and at first he doesn’t want her, but soon begins to enjoy the company of the X5, Ada. After a few days we see his feelings for her start to change and he wants her to be something more than just someone who does exactly what he says. Alex wants Ada to be more human less robot. He ventures out and finds someone to help him make Ada more real.Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2016
I heard that Alex + Ada was great, but I did not expect to love it as much as I did! Alex was so sweet and I loved getting the story from his point of view. The venture to turn Ada sentient was very intriguing. I was immediately hooked on this graphic novel. The story flowed easily, Jonathan Luna’s artwork is absolutely beautiful, and I can’t wait for Volume 2 and 3. Especially after seeing Alex start to develop feelings for Ada… the hopeless romantic in me was dying for something to spark between them. The only issue I did have with this volume was Alex’s relationship with his grandma… it was both cute and a little weird.
Overall, this graphic novel is definitely stepping up to the plate here. I’m currently obsessing over it. It’s not action packed or super quick paced, but something about it all is so real and I really enjoyed it.
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