Rey Terciero, also known as Rex Ogle, has written and edited
hundreds of books and comics for children and young adults. He is a
queer writer who has always been drawn to strong female
protagonists, including Elizabeth Bennet, Princess Leia, Jean Grey,
and Hermione Granger. Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy was his debut graphic
novel.
Megan Kearney is a Toronto-based cartoonist. Her work has appeared
in publications from Dark Horse, Bedside Press, Fairylogue Press
and in various anthologies. She currently manages Comic Book
Embassy, a cheerful co-work studio based in Toronto's Chinatown,
and writes for Disney Princess. She shares her Toronto home with
her husband and son, a couple of grouchy rabbits, and a lot of
laundry.
Praise for Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy: "[...] this tale offers a
contemporary vision of sisterhood that will appeal to a diverse
audience." — Kirkus Reviews
"Smart and thoughtfully rendered, this modern retelling will
resonate with today's readers." — Publishers Weekly
“A fun, unexpected, action-packed reimagining of a classic story
that celebrates the power of true friendship.” — Molly Knox
Ostertag, author of THE WITCH BOY
"A fun, ballet-inspired hero’s journey, full of heart, trials, and
good humor." — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
Brightly hued illustrations, exaggerated expressions, and polished
pacing make this animation-ready graphic novel a zingy and quick
read, though there is plenty to contemplate afterward about how to
shake off expectations we’re born into, even ones that seem
well-intentioned or positive. — Bulletin of the Center for
Children’s Books
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