Graphic Novels
From Brian Ralph's retro-cool Reggie-12 to David Merveille's homage to a classic French film star, the graphic novels (and graphic nonfiction) reviewed in January offer a wide range of reading choices for comic fans.
Gr 3–6—This large-format graphic novel looks at climate change through the eyes of a young polar bear...
Gr 5–8—Son Goku, a monkey-tailed young martial artist, is enlisted by scientific adventurer Bulma as she attempts to locate seven "dragon balls" and be granted a wish...
Gr 4–7—Rufus is on a weekend visit to his grandma's house in the country...
Gr 6–10—This sixth book in the series turns its attention to the goddess of love and beauty...
Gr 3–6—This volume includes some of Kipling's more memorable stories such as "How the Leopard Got his Spots" and "How the Elephant Got his Trunk...
Gr 4 Up—With nearly 26 million people in the United States currently suffering with some form of diabetes, this guidebook is an extremely relevant and timely publication...
Gr 9 Up—In this collection of short comics, Reggie-12, a flying robotic boy, enthusiastically saves the day and repeatedly beats the tar out of an array of flashy villains bent on destroying his city...
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