A sick little girl has five guardian tigers in her head, each with a different job/quirk/personality. There’s a leader, the efficient one, the funny, the one who was “far more interested in being right than being happy,” and the one who has trouble staying in one place. Thankfully there’s a flashback as to how they came into being, thanks to her grandfather/shaman.
Somewhere in the middle the job of the tigers is revealed, then it all makes sense.
Really nothing much to say here. The good is in the world building, as well as the characters. The plot itself is straightforward. The artwork is good enough, and thankfully the tigers are easy to tell apart.
3.5 pushed up to 4/5

This is an absolutely endearing tale of the brave little girl and her five very fierce friends. The Five Fierce Tigers of Rosa Martinez showcases the power of imagination and belief. Sometimes all the help and strength we need is just hiding inside of us. Just remember not to summon your own tigers for frivolous reasons.

Liked: Creativity of plot (made me think of Inside Out at first but it goes beyond that to be more). It is about holding onto something to get through adversity for kids, Latina main character