I think it's one of the best, not just graphic novels, but books, period, that I have read in a long, long time. There's no manipulation, just the facts and the emotions felt. 'This memoir about the death of his young daughter, is EVERYTHING I WANT IN A GRAPHIC MEMOIR. It's a bleak and devastating work that shows comics' ability to convey emotion as effectively as any short fiction or literature.” - Denver Post recounts the loss of his 2-year-old daughter Rosalie by building a hill of fragile, elegantly drawn memories around it. I can't read it without crying.” -Austin Kleon, author of Steal Like An Artist “Only a cartoonist of tremendous skill and a father with loads of guts could piece through his heartbreak and come out with such a piece of art. Reading Rosalie Lightning is like standing at the edge of an abyss and watching someone construct a gleaming titanium bridge by sheer, overwhelming force of love.” -Lauren Groff, New York Times Bestselling author “I don't know how Tom Hart was able to make such a stunning, harrowing book out of his devastation and rage it strikes me as most gracious and humane thing anyone could possibly do. Every parent will find a piece of themselves in this unforgettable graphic memoir.” -Scott McCloud, author of THE SCULPTOR “Tom Hart's Rosalie Lightning is honest, searching, burning, and beautiful. It will comfort the grieving for generations to come I am profoundly grateful for this book.” -John Darnielle, author of Wolf in White Van There aren't words of praise sufficient to this brave, unblinking task. “If it's hard to talk about Rosalie Lightning without sounding hyperbolic, it's only because its achievement is so breathtaking: it is the bravest act of writing and bearing witness I expect to see in my lifetime.

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