Graphic Novels
PREMIUM
The Leak
An absorbing work that emphasizes that even the youngest voices can have a resounding impact.
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Martian Ghost Centaur
Readers will appreciate this campy adventure that has touches of “Scott Pilgrim” and “Lumberjanes” and ends on a valuable message about maintaining boundaries between work and identity.
PREMIUM
Delicates
A strong second foray into Marjorie and Wendell’s slightly spooky world, this tale will be best appreciated by readers who can maturely manage difficult content about depression and suicidal thoughts.
PREMIUM
Averee
Though fans of speculative tales in the vein of Black Mirror will appreciate this one, so will anyone who loves friendship stories, such as Faith Erin Hicks’s One Year at Ellsmere. A good entry point for those unfamiliar with comics, too.
This fantastical, stunning tale shines in both story and artwork; a must for libraries serving teens.
PREMIUM
The Curie Society
Budding scientists and fans of exciting graphic novels are in for a rollicking journey that stresses that women in STEM truly are better together.
Despite occasionally clunky storytelling, this series starter will prompt teens to ask how they can make the world a better place. Perfect for fans of “Ms. Marvel” and “Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man.”
PREMIUM
Witches of Brooklyn
Hand to readers looking for a cozy fantasy like Eiko Kadono’s Kiki’s Delivery Service or Katie O’Neill’s The Tea Dragon Society.
The manga that made our best-of-the-year list all have a little something extra: high school stories that go a bit deeper, a classic series published in a gorgeous hardcover edition, animal tales filled with heart and humor.
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