Erik Van Os
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Fish and Wave
A decent entry to introduce young readers to graphic novels, but poor use of panels keeps it from standing out.
Ralph Azham #1: Black Are The Stars
A great story and art plus interesting characters make for an excellent beginning to what will hopefully be a rich and exciting epic adventure.
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You Can Go Your Own Way
A sweet romance with a quirky premise and solid, relatable protagonists.
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The Great Big One
This story, with its slow start but a satisfactory payoff, will find an audience in teens with a sense of wanderlust and an itch for adventure.
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Dragonfly Girl
A thrilling debut with a heroine to root for and an excellent story that will keep surprising readers.
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Maggie’s Treasure
Libraries will love having this visual tale of the old adage of “one man’s junk is another man’s treasure.”
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The Vinyl Underground
With a realistic and uplifting–if not completely happy–ending, the story moves quickly. The language, casual drug use, and smoking are part of the era, and part of the book.
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