Graphic Novels
Song’s standalone adventure is a recommended purchase and will delight readers who are ready to move on from easier graphic fare like “Pizza and Taco” and “Pea, Bee, & Jay.”
PREMIUM
Rhiannon
Consider sharing this contemplative graphic novel about a girl’s formative summer with fans of Mariko and Jillian Tamaki’s This One Summer.
PREMIUM
Angelica and the Bear Prince
A lovely look at burnout, grief, and coming-of-age with just a dash of teenage romance as a treat.
A fantastic read, a beautiful reflection on the past, and an exposition of human connection
A standout among early readers. Every library should have a copy of this one on the shelves.
A heartwarming, hilarious gem that young readers will return to again and again. A must-have for any collection serving young readers.
While the conceptual appeal of Flat Stanley endures more than 60 years after its original publication, this graphic novel lacks the necessary refresh that other adaptations have done to great success.
PREMIUM
Dave Pigeon (Turkey Dinner!)
Make room on the shelves for this and other “Dave Pigeon” books.
Here’s a look at seven graphic novels for a range of ages, in which monster tales are reimagined as stories of empathy, identity, and the unknown.
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