KELLEY, K. C.
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The Sewer Rat Stink
Great galloping Gorgonzola! Angleberger has done it again. Graphic novel lovers, reluctant readers, and fans of Geronimo Stilton will be spellbound by this hilarious tale.
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Heartstopper
Realistic yet uplifting, this tale of self-discovery will make readers’ hearts skip a beat as they root for Charlie and Nick.
The Dark Matter of Mona Starr
This immersive portrayal of a sensitive teen learning to live with mental illness will earn nods of recognition from readers coping with anxiety or depression but will also resonate with young people facing any fear.
The Deep & Dark Blue
Children figuring out where they fit in will appreciate this stunning work that does double duty as an absorbing adventure and a gentle musing on gender identity, family, and acceptance.
Best Graphic Novels 2019 | SLJ Best Books
Fourteen outstanding titles made SLJ's list of the best graphic novels for children and teens published in 2019.
Where Healing Happens: Librarians Adopt Trauma-Informed Practices To Help Kids
As childhood trauma is recognized as a public health issue, librarians and educators help students who have experienced violence, loss, and other issues.
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The Dysasters: A Graphic Novel; Vol. 1
A clichéd story line and characters, unnatural dialogue, and weak artwork make this a graphic novel that will most likely appeal only to die-hard fans of the authors or the original book.
Best Friends
A terrific look at middle school culture, and a compelling sequel to a fabulous middle grade graphic memoir. This authentic, important book will mean a great deal to many kids and empower those who are happier following their own inclinations than in going along with the group.
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The Seventh Voyage: Star Diaries
A sly commentary on human social inadequacies that, depending on readers’ tastes and insight, will be either totally hilarious or a bit perplexing and tedious, since readers end up learning about the same events again and again, from different perspectives. A colorful introduction to a brilliant science fiction author—Lem’s visions of the future and Muth’s art are a perfect match
