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Fable Comics
This collection of humorous, child-friendly pieces should be a first purchase for school and public library collections.
The Epicenter of Geek Culture: Planning a “Con” at the Library
Children’s librarian and Summer Teen speaker Marissa Lieberman shares how she successfully organized East Orange (NJ) Public Library’s first Tosho-con—a conference dedicated to anime and geek culture for tweens, teens, and their families.
Princeless: The Pirate Princess
Diverse and memorable characters coupled with snappy dialogue and plenty of action make this a must-have for all children's graphic novel collections. Put this in the hands of anyone who says action comics are only for boys.
The Red Shoes: And Other Tales
While the tales are nicely adapted, there is nothing special here, making this collection most appropriate for libraries with a high demand for folktales in nontraditional formats.
Fish
Libraries with a limited young adult graphic novel section should consider Fish an optional purchase; it will be best suited for a larger, already established graphic novel section.
Macbeth
Hinds's Macbeth will make a solid addition to any graphic novel collection, especially those looking for accessible, enjoyable, and quality Shakespeare adaptations.
The Graphic Canon of Children's Literature: The World's Greatest Kids' Lit as Comics and Visuals
Gr 10 Up—The fourth volume of the critically acclaimed "Graphic Canon" series is a high quality, visually stunning collection of more than 40 adapted works that cover a wide range of children's literature illustrated by 21st century artists...
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