Graphic Novels
PREMIUM
The Bawk-ness Monster
A chaotically fun series opener that grabs readers from the first pages.
PREMIUM
Codex Black: A Fire Among Clouds
With roots in Mesoamerican mythology, this fantastic tale will charm any reader. Its connection to history and tradition makes it wonderful for teaching while being entertaining with its adventure.
PREMIUM
Visions of the Crow
A graphic novel recommended for teens interested in stories about social justice and the importance of family roots.
PREMIUM
Lost in Taiwan
A love letter to Taiwan that is visually stunning, but lacks in character development. Purchase where realistic fiction graphic novels are popular.
Xie’s sparse fabrication of real events never successfully achieves the admittedly difficult task of visually depicting how music can touch the spirit. Small human moments abound, but the story’s attempts to portray more sweeping emotions fall short.
These recent manga titles for teens feature something for everyone, from slice-of-life family stories to action-packed fantasy adventures.
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Your wish for a successful mixture of high concept fantasy, biting humor, and powerful moral struggles is granted.
Bullard’s life was full of danger, adventure, and opportunities he created, and this fascinating story has very broad appeal. A great first purchase for all libraries.
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