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The Newest Graphic Novels: What’s Hot for Spring
What’s looking good for spring? Join moderator Alea Perez along with a panel of insiders who will share some of the hottest graphic novels hitting the shelves this season. Comics are forever pursuing diverse subjects and themes, so be sure to tune in to this lively and informative webcast. View On Demand
American Panda by Gloria Chao | SLJ Review
Gr 9 Up –Mei Lu is out of place at MIT and everywhere else in her life.
Tyler Johnson Was Here by Jay Coles | SLJ Review
Gr 9 Up –Narrated by 17-year-old Marvin Johnson, this novel gives readers a glimpse into the life and the tragic death of his identical twin Tyler.
SLJ Blogger's Personal Call for Action after Parkland Shooting
"Teen Librarian Toolbox" blogger Heather Booth shared her personal high school tragedy to move people to action after the Parkland shooting.
The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl by Stacy McAnulty | SLJ Review
Gr 4-6 –McAnulty (Brave) makes a big splash with this series opener. Twelve-year-old Lucy, a.k.a. Lightning Girl, has been homeschooled by her grandmother since she was eight; she’s been a math genius ever since she was hit by lightning and survived.
I Got It! by David Wiesner | SLJ Review
PreS-Gr 3 –Set against the backdrop of a pick-up baseball game, Wiesner’s nearly wordless picture book expertly layers elements of relatable emotion, boundless imagination, eye-popping action, and out-and-out fun.
Education, Inc. | SLJ DVD Review
Gr 9 Up –Filmmaker Brian Malone presents cautionary evidence of the stealth privatization movement of public schools across the country.
They Say Blue by Jillian Tamaki | SLJ Review
PreS-Gr 1 –Tamaki’s picture book debut explores color and the seasons in a lyrical, philosophical way that is rooted in a child’s sensibilities.
Americanized by Sara Saedi | SLJ Review
Gr 9 Up –Readers will laugh, cry, and empathize with Saedi’s adolescent journey as an undocumented Iranian immigrant living in the United States.
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