Graphic Novels
A sort of kid-friendly Canterbury Tales, this collection will be warmly received by the many fans of the prose series and the Netflix adaptation.
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My Own World
Readers looking for the gravity of a story like Fanny Britt’s Jane, the Fox, and Me will find a worthy option.
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Shark Summer
A bridge between simpler narratives and more mature content, this is a strong addition to graphic novel shelves, with appealing art and a strong story about friendship.
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Brontë
An enjoyable peek into the Brontë sisters’ origin stories, an excellent choice for libraries seeking dynamic graphic novels spotlighting literary figures.
A book that will appeal to a wide age range of readers, as many preteens (and older) will enjoy it just as much as their younger siblings. A recommended purchase for youth-serving libraries.
Liniers’s third graphic novel inspired by his daughters (after The Big Wet Balloon and Good Night, Planet) is a dazzling ode to the magic of childhood. A must for all graphic novel collections.
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Secrets of Camp Whatever Vol. 1
Sure to be a hit with young readers, especially fans of the “Lumberjanes” books and the TV series Gravity Falls. The conclusion hints that more magical adventures await Willow and her friends, which makes this new series one to invest in.
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Jukebox
An exhilarating though uneven jumble of intriguing concepts, this graphic novel has many elements, musical and interpersonal, that may pique the interest of readers, especially fans of Chanani’s. An additional purchase for larger collections.
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Metropolis Grove
Superhero lovers will be enthralled. Purchase where superhero comics are in demand.
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