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Out of Air

Rachel Reiss | FICTION, Jan 01, 2026

An exciting blend of treasure-hunting deep-sea adventure and science fiction thriller that will leave readers breathless. Perfect for fans of Courtney Gould.

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The Extraordinary Orbit of Alex Ramirez

Jasminne Paulino | FICTION, Jan 01, 2026

For fans of Christina Li’s Clues to the Universe, this is a strong addition to middle school collections.

Shy Cat and the Stuff-the-Bus Challenge

Dian Day | GRAPHIC NOVELS, Jan 01, 2026

This is a timely novel that is a must-buy for elementary schools as it gently yet effectively opens conversations about the critical topic of food insecurity for young readers.

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Gumshoe: A Graphic Novel

Brenna Thummler | GRAPHIC NOVELS, Jan 01, 2026

A spunky graphic novel that pays homage to old westerns, this high-energy adventure celebrating friendship and identity will appeal to fans of the genre, though the dense western-style language may occasionally slow down the pace.

Cosmos, Vol. 1

Ryuhei Tamura | REVIEWS+, Dec 12, 2025

Weirdness, thrills, and meaning-of-life feels coexist in this sci-fi set piece about a young man’s journey of self-discovery. Recommended for all manga collections.

Heaven Official’s Blessing (The Comic), Vol. 1: Tian Guan Ci Fu

Mo Xiang Tong Xiu & STARember & STARember | REVIEWS+, Dec 12, 2025

Like its hit source material, this manhua will ensnare hearts with a love story that blooms from its tragic backdrop.

Read Rec Rachel: Template for Reader’s Advisory Booklets

Rachel Strolle | Blogs, Dec 02, 2025

One of the things I’m happiest to create for my library teens are recommendation booklets. I love talking face to face with teens about what they’re reading and what they’re looking for, but let’s face it–some of them do not want to talk to an adult at the library they want to browse in silence […]