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Stephen McCranie's Space Boy: Vol. 1
An arresting title with first-rate storytelling and beautiful use of color and design. For fans of graphic novels, sci-fi, or the webcomic.
Sheets
This heartfelt, lingering tale of friendship, family, and forgiveness will captivate children and adults alike, especially those who have experienced loss.
Window Horses: The Poetic Persian Epiphany of Rosie Ming
A heartwarming exploration of art, poetry, history, and culture, this is an inspired look at forging connections and finding one's place in the world. Pair with Nidhi Chanani's Pashmina for a profound look at identity and imagination.
Speak: The Graphic Novel
This gripping, powerful work will introduce Speak to a brand-new audience and enthrall longtime fans. Admirers of Carroll's Through the Woods will also appreciate this timeless tale.
Bolivar
This brilliantly drawn story will resonate with a wide audience. Read it aloud chapter by chapter with younger kids, who will enjoy pointing out the hidden details, or give it to independent readers. Pair it with Nadja Spiegelman's Lost in NYC and Zack Lieberman and Louis Neubert's Max & Charlie for a trio of titles that burst with lovely artwork and a wealth of affection for New York.
Piper
A moving graphic novel about isolation, love, and retribution, this dark version of a familiar tale will remain with readers long after the last page is turned. Fans of the authors and Emily Carroll's Through the Woods will adore this tempting piper's song for the eyes.
Crafty Cat and the Crafty Camp Crisis
Another enticing addition to younger graphic novel collections, and a great choice for fledgling crafters and fans of the first volume and/or author.
Mighty Jack and the Goblin King
An exciting conclusion to a modern-day take on "Jack and the Beanstalk," this title is even stronger than the previous book. Highly recommended for libraries where the first installment is popular.
The Tea Dragon Society
This warm and funny story would be a wonderful addition to most graphic novel collections. It quietly illustrates and normalizes a variety of family situations and personal identities.
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