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Poseidon and the Sea of Fury Graphic Novel
Hand this to young readers who feel George O’Connor’s take on Greek mythology is too slow. Works on its own.
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Unicorn Selfies: Another Phoebe and Her Unicorn Adventure
The series’s central duo continue to share laughter, heartwarming friendship, and plenty new ideas for readers to think about. Best for familiar readers.
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Persephone the Phony Graphic Novel
Readers will learn assertiveness during Persephone’s journey from Olympus through the underworld and back in this self-contained story.
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Have You Seen the Darkness?
The horrors become darker and more dangerous, but there are still chuckles to be found. Will work best starting from the first book.
Barb and the Ghost Blade
Barb’s epic adventure combines the charming gags and story reversals of a Lewis Trondheim comic with the earnest boldness of Barry Deutsch’s “Hereville” series. Start at book one.
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Robot Battle
The cast, themes, and style of the series expand without losing the friendship at its core. This series is best experienced from the beginning.
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Monster Hunter
Fiction for young people has no shortage of self-professed “losers” who find their confidence and talent, but this story is more interested in reducing, not building up.
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The Doors to Nowhere
Start with book one, if you must, or take the character Violet’s advice and read other books.
Apple Crush
Readers looking for budding romance (or avoiding it altogether) will find characters to cheer in this autumn-themed follow-up that’s fine for new readers.
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