Graphic Novels
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The Backups: A Summer of Stardom
Come for the wacky shenanigans; stay for the heartfelt friendships. Ideal for teen pop enthusiasts.
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The Battle of the Bards
A solid purchase for libraries where graphic novels are popular, but for collections already familiar with Rickety, this one is a must.
A surefire recommendation for fans of the latest comics revival as well as the classic chapter books. Purchase alongside The Big Lie wherever adventure mysteries are in demand.
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The Spy Who Raised Me
This story of a girl secretly turned spy wrestles with an intriguing plot but fails to deliver.
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Tater Invaders!
The simple story and zany humor make this a fun and accessible comic adventure for even the most reluctant readers.
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Girl Haven
Spunky, sweet, and full of magical high jinks, this is a first purchase wherever fantasy adventure comics are popular, and especially where titles by Noelle Stevenson and K. O’Neill circulate well.
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Lemonade Code
A delightful addition to middle grade collections, this could introduce new readers to comics. For existing readers of comics like Captain Underpants, this can serve as a gateway comic to weirder fare.
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The Tiger’s Eye
With groan-worthy puns, light action, and loose, predictable plotting, these read more like books-by-committee than a youthful take on detective stories.
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