About the Fangirl Manga Graphic Novel Volume 4

The heartwarming final volume in the manga adaptation of the beloved novel by Rainbow Rowell!

Cath is a Simon Snow fan. Okay, everybody is a Simon Snow fan, but for Cath, being a fan is her life. Cath’s sister has mostly grown away from fandom, but Cath just can’t let go…

Cath and Levi are officially dating—finally!—but Cath still has a lot on her plate as the end of freshman year approaches. She only has a few more weeks to save her grade in Fiction-Writing, her twin sister, Wren, is acting increasingly reckless, and an unexpected reunion with her mother has thrown everything off-balance. Plus, with the release date for the last Simon Snow novel looming, Cath is struggling to focus on anything except finishing her epic fanfiction—including her relationship with Levi.

In this final volume of Fangirl, Cath must decide whether finding her own path forward means walking away from Simon Snow for good. Rainbow Rowell lives in Omaha, Nebraska, with her family. She is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Attachments, Eleanor & Park, Landline, and the Simon Snow Trilogy. Her comics credits include Marvel’s Runaways and She-Hulk, and the graphic novel Pumpkinheads.

Gabi Nam is a South Korean artist who has lived abroad in Japan and France. She self-publishes her work in South Korea and specializes in the black-and-white manga style. Fangirl: The Manga is her English debut. Goodreads Choice Award nominee. YALSA 2023 Great Graphic Novels for Teens selection. “A deliciously warm-hearted nerd power ballad destined for greatness.” —New York Journal of Books on the Fangirl novel “Such heartwarming, comfy vibes.” —Buzzfeed  "Perfect for teens growing into their fandoms and those of us who have grown along with our obsessions, this adaptation of an already relatable story is sure to be a hit..." —Polygon  "The graphic novelization of Fangirl is a beautiful, contemplative, and fun reading experience." —Women Write About Comics   "Nam’s fine-lined artwork, focusing intently on faces and body language, brings all of the best elements of manga to the table... A great way to loop in a whole new audience to the story." —Booklist