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The Tryout: A Graphic Novel
Readers of this empowering graphic memoir will want to invite Christina to sit at their table to share food, stories, and the secrets to self-confidence.
15 Returning Faces for Graphic Novels Shelves | Series Update
A lot of returning faces are headed for the graphic novel shelves, but some of them may still be brand-new to your patrons. Our reviews evaluate each title on its own merits, including a verdict advising whether the title functions as a fresh start or is strictly a continuation.
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Baloney and Friends: Dream Big!
Early readers’ laughs will be as big as Baloney and his friends’ dreams from one scene to the next n this newbie-friendly variety show.
Bug Boys: Adventures and Daydreams
The variety of warm personalities, as well as baked goods, create welcome bug-size tours of a world worth exploring repeatedly for new and returning readers.
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Middle School Misadventures: Dance Disaster
Tweens will find themselves effortlessly involved in this mostly stand-alone story of a young man who must learn to accept change and find his own role within it.
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Party Animals
Cranky and Speedy’s outlooks will resonate with readers no matter which side of the bed they get up from. A great starting point.
Are We Lost Yet?: Another Wallace the Brave Collection
Henry’s comedic timing and attention to detail on every page maximizes laughs for new and returning readers alike.
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A Greek Adventure
Somewhat of a time travel story but more of a standalone interactive travelogue that might turn young readers from fans of mythology into budding experts on Greek history and culture.
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Eye of the Baloney Storm
Madcap absurdity drives several jokes per page that will feel like home to young “Bob’s Burgers” fans. Starting at the beginning is in order.
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