Graphic Novels
PREMIUM
Donut Feed the Squirrels
Independent readers will devour this sweet and scrumptious heist story.
PREMIUM
Séance Tea Party
A beautifully illustrated, bittersweet coming-of-age story for anyone grappling with the joy and sorrow of growing up, growing old, and moving on.
PREMIUM
Wild Thing: Or My Life as a Wolf
An intriguing, colorful read, intentional in execution and ripe for discussion on liberty and interconnectedness.
Cookie and Broccoli find that communication is key, and this story, read independently or with an adult, is a great start to a conversation between early elementary students and their grown-ups about kind, confident social interaction.
PREMIUM
Asterix
While clever wordplay and wit are abundant in this historical romp, like many cartoons produced in the last century, it is also ripe with racist stereotypes and offensive visuals. For adult collectors and collections; not appropriate for school or public library collections serving young readers.
Though middle graders will appreciate this one, it will resonate with graphic novel lovers of all ages.
Sure to delight children looking for a cozy adventure, as well as fans of the series.
Lois Lane’s colorful riot of an adventure will entice readers of “Lumberjanes” and devotees of Raina Telgemeier and Svetlana Chmakova.
This is a series to watch and one that fantasy fans are likely to return to.
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