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12 Latest Installments in Transitional, Middle Grade, and YA Graphic Novel Series
Which books work well as standalones, and which are best for series fans? Use our input to navigate whether to begin or expand these series selections at your library.
PREMIUM
Lost and Found
Lack of essential worldbuilding details at the beginning of this graphic novel might hamper the enjoyment of readers unfamiliar with the series. Purchase where the first book is popular.
PREMIUM
Snow Birds
Familiarity with the series is helpful but not essential. Fans of Brian “Smitty” Smith’s “Pea, Bee, & Jay” will likely enjoy this series.
PREMIUM
Tiny Aunt Island
Easily read as a standalone and will appeal to readers who enjoy uniquely designed graphic novels.
PREMIUM
Go Pig or Go Home
A unique take on superheroes that can be read as a standalone or as part of the series.
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Flight of the Mammoth
Purchase where the first book is popular, as context with the Extincts’ origins is a must.
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Rule at School!
A berry good pick for emerging readers who enjoy a good rhyme, anytime. Recommended for public and school libraries.
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