Graphic Novels

School Library Journal (SLJ) has launched a new monthly column, all about graphic novels. “Stellar Panels” will be penned by Brigid Alverson, editor of “Good Comics for Kids.”

The author's new graphic novel, about a black student enrolling in a predominantly white private school, tells powerful truths about racism and alienation with humor and heart.

A new app and database from YALSA lets users access nearly 4,000 YA titles, plus awards, a new children's imprint, and more in NewsBites.

Check out our reviews—all starred—for the recently announced Morris finalists, including two SLJ Best Books.

The actor and activist inspired a room of educators with an opening keynote address at the SLJ Leadership Summit.

A former Printz committee and current Coretta Scott King Award Book Jury member discusses her possible Printz picks for 2019.

This autumn’s harvest has produced a brand-new crop of compelling stories, from a must-have manga series starter to a slice-of-life memoir in the graphic format.

Smith, who famously raised a black-gloved fist in protest on the medal podium in 1968, has teamed up with award-winning Crown author Derrick Barnes for a graphic memoir.

Recently published graphic memoirs illustrate that the genre is pushing the format to new heights.