Graphic Novels
PREMIUM
Coming Back
Highly recommended. Queer and asexual young adults will relate to this story, as will those from adoptive and nontraditional families. Fans of rich fantasy worlds will also enjoy this book.
This lighthearted yet serious-minded journey of discovery will delight, educate, and challenge teens interested in language and cultural exploration.
PREMIUM
The Orphan King
A strong series opener, recommended for most young adult graphic novel collections, especially where tales of fantasy and adventure circulate well.
PREMIUM
Needle and Thread
A fashionable, well-stitched tale. Recommended for all teen graphic novel collections.
Plenty of silliness and action will make this a sure hit with early chapter book and graphic novel readers. Perfect for readers who enjoy wacky heroes but are not quite ready for titles as long as Dav Pilkey’s “Dog Man.”
PREMIUM
Otto: A Palindrama
Readers will be entranced by this dreamlike graphic novel that boasts a substantial collection of palindromes and an engaging visual narrative.
It’s not surprising that with rising U.S. sales of middle grade graphic novels, publishers looked across the Atlantic for material to translate. They found, in France and Belgium, brightly colored children’s bandes dessinées.
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