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Snow White
PreS-Gr 3—Nosy Crow adds another outstanding title to its series of fairy tale adaptations with this cheerful retelling...
Ink and Ashes
This thoroughly engaging tale in the tradition of Nancy Drew or Veronica Mars ends on a satisfying note, but readers will hope for a sequel because it's just that good. Ed. note: See SLJ's Q&A with the author on p. 10.
City Nights
PreS-Gr 1—In this urban nighttime story, a young child is lulled to sleep by the joyful cacophony of a bustling city...
Phantasm Japan: Fantasies Light and Dark From and About Japan
This atmospheric collection of short stories weaves a mesmerizing web of science fiction and fantasy for the right reader.
Running with Cosmos Flowers: The Children of Hiroshima
Gr 6 Up—A survivor looks back at the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in this harrowing story of heartbreak and survival...
Showa: A History of Japan, 1939–1944
Gr 9 Up—Renowned manga artist Mizuki's autobiographical graphic novel series continues where Showa: A History of Japan, 1926–1939 (Drawn & Quarterly, 2013) left off, with Japan on the brink of World War II...
The Terminals
Gr 9 Up—The premise is inventive: terminally ill teens are recruited by a mysterious organization to become medically enhanced secret agents trained to carry out dangerous humanitarian missions for the brief remainder of their lives...
Rain
Gr 9 Up—This sequel to Ink (Harlequin Teen, 2013) picks up where the first volume left off, with American transplant Katie Greene having decided to stay in Shizuoka, Japan, even though it poses serious risk to herself and her boyfriend, Tomohiro...
Showa: A History of Japan, 1926–1939
Gr 9 Up—Mixing memoir and political history, this graphic novel presents a tumultuous time in Japan's past through the eyes of someone who lived it: influential 20th-century manga artist Mizuki...
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