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Offering hope for a more socially conscious, kinder tomorrow, New Kid should be required reading for every middle schooler before the start of every school year. The latest lesson plan from "The Classroom Bookshelf."
A stellar addition for most collections, especially where I Am Pan! circulates well.
In an era of increasing national disasters, this book will help teens understand the impact of tragic events. A must for most collections.
A must-read; fans of Atwood, graphic novels, and the TV show adaptation will be particularly invested.
This month’s column kicks off with some breaking news: Graphic novel publisher First Second Books is launching a line of History Comics.
Christina “Steenz” Stewart, Dylan Meconis, Amy Chu, and Janet Lee talk about finding—and making—comics.
School Library Journal (SLJ) has launched a new monthly column, all about graphic novels. “Stellar Panels” will be penned by Brigid Alverson, editor of “Good Comics for Kids.”
The author's new graphic novel, about a black student enrolling in a predominantly white private school, tells powerful truths about racism and alienation with humor and heart.
A new app and database from YALSA lets users access nearly 4,000 YA titles, plus awards, a new children's imprint, and more in NewsBites.
If you haven’t read Jarrett’s Hey, Kiddo you are really missing out. It is one of the most beautiful and important books of 2018.
It's a new—at times, startlingly so—adventure starring the so-called World’s Greatest Super-Heroes (they’re definitely the world’s best-known super-heroes) as they’ve never quite been seen before.
These two didn't make the 16 finalists, but they're worth discussing.
Check out our reviews—all starred—for the recently announced Morris finalists, including two SLJ Best Books.
An engaging adventure featuring two of the most exciting Marvel heroes of the last five years or so.
Cartoonist Art Baltazar’s new original graphic novel for kids is about a merman named Gilbert, although he more closely resembles an anthropomorphic iguana
This is the first graphic novel adaptation of one of the Enola Holmes mysteries.
A new holiday title and the third volume in Svetlana Chmakova's Berrybrook Middle School series in this week's releases.
It would be easy enough to encourage a young reader who loved "Twilight" or "Game of Thrones" to try out this rollicking tale of love and loss.
The fourth installment of the fun TOON Books’ early reader science series.
In the eighth book of this series, Phoebe and her unicorn are headed to drama camp.
The eighth installment of the popular graphic history series Nathan Hale’s Hazardous Tales returns to the setting of the first book, the U.S. Revolutionary War.
A look at three light-hearted graphic novel series for younger elementary grade readers.
Jarrett Krosoczka's characters will stay with readers long after they finish the book.
The actor and activist inspired a room of educators with an opening keynote address at the SLJ Leadership Summit.
Kristy's mom is getting married in this sixth edition of "The Baby-Sitters Club" graphic novel series.
A former Printz committee and current Coretta Scott King Award Book Jury member discusses her possible Printz picks for 2019.
This autumn’s harvest has produced a brand-new crop of compelling stories, from a must-have manga series starter to a slice-of-life memoir in the graphic format.
Top picks from this week's new graphic novel releases.
It's a 20-page first look at February 2019 release, The Great Wiz and the Ruckus—an original graphic novel by Joey McCormick (Adventure Time) and colorist Whitney Cogar (Steven Universe).
Best Friends has the same creative team and will be released August 27, 2019
Some great October comics your teens and tweens will be clamoring for.
Smith, who famously raised a black-gloved fist in protest on the medal podium in 1968, has teamed up with award-winning Crown author Derrick Barnes for a graphic memoir.