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Coming Back
Highly recommended. Queer and asexual young adults will relate to this story, as will those from adoptive and nontraditional families. Fans of rich fantasy worlds will also enjoy this book.
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Catwoman: Soulstealer
This is a well-written and deftly illustrated, enjoyable story about trust and teamwork. Fans of other DC teen publications such as Michael Moreci’s The Lost Carnival and Danielle Paige’s Mera: Tidebreaker will be pleased.
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Cosmic Pizza Party
A lighthearted, funny, and thoroughly entertaining sci-fi adventure, recommended for fans of graphic novels with silly humor like Sarah Graley and Stef Purenins’s Donut the Destroyer, punny tales like the “Lumberjanes” series, or science fiction like Mike Maihack’s Cleopatra in Space.
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The Many Lives of Pusheen the Cat
A book that will appeal to a wide age range of readers, as many preteens (and older) will enjoy it just as much as their younger siblings. A recommended purchase for youth-serving libraries.
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Between the Lines
This is a quick read that will leave those who pick it up wanting more. Middle and high schoolers who enjoy poetry, art, or comics in the vein of The Far Side will be enchanted.
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Goosebumps: Secrets of the Swamp
A dynamic and thoughtful action story with a laudable but never preachy message about looking beyond prejudices and standing up to injustice. Fans of IDW’s “Goosebumps” graphic novels or of Scholastic’s older graphic novel adaptations of the series will enjoy this new offering.
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Dear DC Super-Villains
Fans of Northrop’s earlier edition will adore this clever and funny sequel. Recommended for juvenile collections; a strong gateway read to get kids interested in both comics and the DC universe.
Victor and Nora: A Gotham Love Story
This beautiful interpretation of Victor and Nora’s relationship is essential for all graphic novel fans, especially lovers of superheroes.
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Lemonade Code
A delightful addition to middle grade collections, this could introduce new readers to comics. For existing readers of comics like Captain Underpants, this can serve as a gateway comic to weirder fare.
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