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A young man seeks revenge for a crime he didn't commit in this beautifully trashy manga.
As always from Dee, a thoughtful, compassionate exploration the changing interior and exterior landscapes of middle school life.
Gamification and great mystery stories are two elements effective at engaging and inspiring young readers.
This fast-paced story is a compelling look at technology and surveillance. Max and Averil are determined to show their parents just how important it is for kids to have the space and freedom to make mistakes and to be autonomous. A great read.
I am so proud of The Someday Daughter. Not because it came to me easily, but because I confronted so many parts of myself in its creation.
My next middle grade novel, THE DAGGERS OF IRE, took me on a journey, one that got me thinking about colonization and the stories that were destroyed, the same ones that were the lifeblood of many cultures.
The story is funny, the art is so expressive, and the solution to Molly's problems is totally novel and outside of the box. A satisfying read. I hope to see more from this duo!
Abrams has announced a new children's graphic novel imprint, Abrams Fanfare.
There are SO MANY graphic novels these days, which is great!
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