Books like Wet Moon Volume 2 by Sophie Campbell
Cleo Lovedrop is known for having a tight-knit group of friends in the sleepy town of Wet Moon. The newest member of her circle is Myrtle, the new mysterious girl who moves in next door. Rumors abound as Cleo’s friends speculate that Myrtle has a crush on her, even as Cleo herself isn’t sure what to think. The tension is amplified when roses begin appearing on Cleo’s doorstep, adding a strange and alluring mystery to the growing web of teenage camaraderie.
The graphic novel captures the dynamics of teenage friendships, being a new addition to a close-knit community, and the subtle complexities of growing up. It marries the quiet charm of small‑town life with the energetic visual storytelling of a graphic novel.
Cleo’s experience reflects the relatability of navigating new relationships, balancing doubt against curiosity, and the excitement that can come from a simple mystery in a close community.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Sophie Campbell
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