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I was provided with an eARC copy of this book for review purposes. All opinions are my own.

Teen Titans: Beast Boy Loves Raven is intended for readers ages 13-17. There aren’t really any warnings for this book and should be fine to read for all readers. There are a couple of instances toward the end of the book where Raven and Gar are being forced to use their powers, but there is nothing graphic. This is mostly a story of love, acceptance, and support from two characters going through similar things while trying to figure themselves out and where they fit in the world. It is also a very positive and uplifting story that will just make you feel good reading it.

I found Teen Titans: Beast Boy Loves Raven to be a fantastic read. I definitely enjoyed it even more than both proceeding books. Getting these two characters together allows the reader to see different sides of them. I can also appreciate that Gar is not at all creepy toward Rachel, which sadly is how he is sometimes portrayed in the comics and other media. He doesn’t always come off as being very respectful toward women. I can appreciate and enjoy how Kami Garcia interprets and writes the character.

I would recommend Teen Titans: Beast Boy Loves Raven to anyone who is a fan of the Teen Titans whether it be from the comics or the cartoon series, or even the Titans TV series. But it also would be a great read for people unfamiliar with the team and its characters. There’s really something for everyone to enjoy. It would also be a great introduction to both Beast Boy and Raven. Oh, and if you are a fan of a partner of Batman’s, you’re definitely going to want to pick up this book!

My full review can be found here: thegeekiary.com/titans-united-teen-titans-beast-boy-loves-raven-graphic-novel-review/100793