Graphic Novels
PREMIUM
Mega-Dogs of New Kansas
This space age graphic novel doesn’t quite live up to its premise, but dog fans will be pleased.
A super-cute, heartstring-strumming, accessible rendition.
An obvious buy for those that already have plenty of titles featuring Greco-Roman and Norse deities.
PREMIUM
Fantastic Tales of Nothing
A new contender for Kazu Kibuishi and Ethan M. Aldridge die-hards (with a higher page count to boot).
PREMIUM
Fox & Rabbit Make Believe
Confectionary days of ice cream and playgrounds, coupled with cooperation and respectful communication, make this an easy recommendation for young readers.
Though the text is a little too dense for early elementary schoolers to read on their own, slightly older students will snatch this one up. Funny, punny, fearless, and even corny, Smith is a master wordsmith with an innate sense of what makes children chuckle.
Curato has created a beautiful story of a teen who must decide if he will force himself into the mold of what he thinks a “normal” boy is, or if he can allow himself to live life on his own terms. An essential book that shows readers that they are never alone in their struggles.
Majestic artwork, a burgeoning friendship, and the promise of adventure keep the pages turning in this to-be-continued tale. For readers who enjoyed Ryan Andrew’s This Was Our Pact and Kazu Kibuishi’s “Amulet” series.
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