Graphic Novels
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The Boy Who Cried Robots!
An eminently easy to read, pleasantly jokey comic perfect for a quick laugh for young readers.
This accessible introduction into young detective Korobá’s world is both narratively efficient and visually exquisite; a promising start to a planned series of graphic mysteries.
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Fiddlehead Forest
A great fit for readers who enjoy the style of “Owly” graphic novels, while also serving as an introduction to the forest ecosystem of a nurse log for classroom units and individual interest.
A masterpiece about the circle of life through the eyes of one so seemingly small will resonate with readers and provide hope to triumph over some of the most difficult parts of life.
A compelling true story, excellent for older readers interested in American history and suited to social studies in the classroom.
PREMIUM
Journey of the Humpbacks
A wonderful addition for the elementary nonfiction shelves or for the budding marine scientist in the family.
Created in collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, this inventive biography is a must-have, with the stated caveat, but can also be put to excellent use in the classroom.
A recommended purchase for all libraries, especially where unique animals are a popular topic.
As one of the few stories of Indigenous life that in the full sweep of history has a positive outcome, this standout title deserves a place on every shelf.
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