Matthew reviews 'New Kid' by Jerry Craft, a Newbery Award-winning graphic novel. He discusses its themes of diversity and wealth, the relatability of middle school experiences, and critiques the art style and storyline. Despite some minor issues, he recommends the book for middle school readers and praises its ability to address complex issues in a relatable way.

What is the main focus of Matthew's review?

• A comparison between different graphic novels

• A review of the book 'New Kid' by Jerry Craft

• A detailed analysis of the author's writing style

• A discussion on the history of the Newbery Award

What is the primary setting of 'New Kid'?

• A high school

• A public elementary school

• A private middle school

• A university

Which issues are prominently discussed in 'New Kid'?

• Diversity and wealth

• Environmental issues

• Technological advancements

• Historical events

What is the main character's name in 'New Kid'?

• Jordan

• Craft

• Jerry

• Matthew

What is the main theme of 'New Kid'?

• Science fiction

• Diversity and fitting in

• Fantasy

• Adventure

What is the main theme of 'New Kid'?

• Science fiction

• Diversity and fitting in

• Fantasy

• Adventure

What does Matthew appreciate about the novel?

• Its complex language

• Its futuristic setting

• Its relatable nature

• Its historical accuracy

What does Matthew say about the book's relatability?

• It is not relatable

• It is only relatable to children

• It is relatable to everyone

• It is only relatable to adults

Why is 'New Kid' winning the Newbery Award significant?

• It's the first time a novel about diversity has won

• It's the first time a novel by Jerry Craft has won

• It's the first time a graphic novel has won

• It's the first time a children's book has won

What is a unique feature of 'New Kid' as a graphic novel?

• It is written in verse

• It is the first graphic novel to win a Newbery Award

• It is a historical fiction

• It has no illustrations