Graphic Novels
Recommended for larger collections or those needing to fill out their early reader sections.
PREMIUM
A-Okay
An earnest exploration of adolescence, recognizable and relevant to middle schoolers coming into their own.
Dynamic animal characters and a sci-fi twist make this a satisfying addition that can easily stand alone.
Conveying an important mental health message, this graphic novel adaptation is one more feather in the cap of a truly iconic author.
PREMIUM
Stealing Home
A strong companion read to George Takei’s They Called Us Enemy from the Canadian perspective, though aimed at a slightly younger audience.
PREMIUM
Kraken Me Up
Izzy and her kraken are winners in any collection, especially where graphic novels for emerging readers are needed.
Sophie’s struggles and growth will resonate with younger readers, especially those who love the “Tea Dragon Society” and the films of Hayao Miyazaki. Relatable and heartwarming.
This manga category focuses on relationships between two women or girls, usually romances.
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