Passé It On

In this moving debut graphic novel, A teenage girl's dream comes true when she moves to New York to pursue ballet—only to discover that juggling her passions and responsibilities is harder than she imagined.

Jaime is poised for a big breakthrough in ballet—she's just moved from the Phillippines to New York to focus on dance and it feels like the world is finally opening up for her. So why does it feel like she's falling short?

In a world where just one wrong move can make or break your dreams, Jaime finds herself exactly where she wanted to be—but at what cost? As her school life, friendships and anxities fall out of balance, who can she rely on to help her back up? And what happens if this is the best she can ever do?Danielle Chuatico is an Eisner Award winning comic creator and professor of sequential art. They have self-published comics, including No. 1 Filipino Girl, which was nominated for the Minicomics Awards for Best Sci-Fi. Their piece, "All Souls Day" was published in You Died: An Anthology won an Eisner Award for Best Anthology.

Passé It On is their debut graphic novel.