Her new book, which she wrote and drew, is Ride On. In the years since, Hicks wrote a novel ( Comics Will Break Your Heart), drew a graphic novel written by Rainbow Rowell ( Pumpkinheads) and has written a series of Avatar: The Last Airbender comics. More recently, Hicks spent years writing and drawing the epic fantasy trilogy The Nameless City. She has a touch for dialogue, but it’s in depicting those small moments that become important that she’s masterful. From books like Friends with Boys and The War at Ellsmere, to her webcomics like The Adventures of Superhero Girl, to her collaborations like Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong and Brain Camp, Hicks is masterful at telling stories that are about small moments, subtle changes in relationships, the ways that life often plays out in ways that are funny and relatable. Faith Erin Hicks has made a beautiful graphic novel about facing your fears, making friends, and following your heart.' -Kristen Gudsnuk, author of Making Friends.Faith Erin Hicks is the Eisner Award-winning writer and artist of a long string of comics and graphic novels. 'Ride On is a heartfelt coming-of-age story that will be treasured by any horse lover. I loved spending time with every one of the characters.' - Hope Larson, author of All Summer Long

'A charming, satisfying and relatable read. Holm, NY Times-bestselling author and co-creator of Sunny Side Up 'Hold on to your horses, because this book will be flying off the shelves!'- Jennifer L. 'With snappy dialogue and spot-on pacing, the pages fly by, making this breezy read appealing to horse lovers, sci-fi-fandom aficionados, and those who live for excellent graphic novels alike.' - Horn Book 'A 'perfect ride' of a graphic novel that shows that there really is something special about horse friends.'- School Library Journal, starred review A solid, well-wrought comic for fans of character-driven stories and, naturally, anyone obsessed with riding horses.' - Booklist, starred review 'Hicks gives her uncommon depth, thanks to multifaceted and distinctive characters, nuanced conversations about passion and privilege, and heartening emotional growth. 'Featuring funny dialogue and Hicks’s signature art-including sharply rendered horses in motion-this attentively layered, low-stakes graphic novel is told with an insider’s understanding of both stable culture and fandom.' - Publisher's Weekly, starred review

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