Michael Marie Jacobs
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The Red Mother with Child
An enjoyable and edifying peek into a facet of African art and heritage, and a solid addition for those interested in learning more about the plight of refugees.
If I Go Missing
Jonnie, Shingoose, and Shannacappo train a poignant spotlight onto the difficulties Indigenous women face. Every library should have a copy of this potent work.
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Bix
A beautiful and haunting tribute to one of the early trailblazers of the jazz era. Music and history lovers will be fascinated by this portrayal of an enigmatic man.
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Kent State: Four Dead in Ohio
Fans of the author’s My Friend Dahmer won’t be disappointed. Students learning about the Vietnam War will find this vivid exploration of history a welcome supplement to dry textbooks.
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A Letter to Jo
Sieracki puts an incredibly personal face on history. A valuable addition to any graphic novel collections, and a strong supplement to curricula on World War II.
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Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigration
Highly recommended for all libraries’ graphic novel collections and for teachers seeking alternatives to more didactic texts on immigration.
King of King Court
This painful but rewarding read about family dysfunction belongs in all libraries’ graphic novel collections.
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Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me
It's frustrating to watch Freddy flounder, making bad decision after bad decision, but there's something endearingly vulnerable about her beautifully drawn experiences that will resonate with teenagers. Consider for medium and large collections.