Graphic Novels
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The Subtle Knife Graphic Novel
A worthy addition to the series, brought to life with stunning art.
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Fearbook Club
A safe bet for younger readers looking for a fantasy adventure with diverse characters.
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Girl on Fire
The origin of Lolo’s powers may be a little fuzzy, but #BlackGirlMagic meets Miles Morales makes this is a recommended choice for all teen graphic novel collections.
Use these reviews of manga that are bound to be popular in the coming months for a ready-made display or to help you decide whether they should be purchased for your teen collections.
A lot of familiar faces are returning to graphic novel shelves. Should readers meet them in their latest adventures, or would it be best to start at the beginning? These 12 reviews suggest which approach matches each book.
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Rosen Blood: Vol. 1
Stella’s weak progression as a character is vexing; it’s even more frustrating to see the other vampires behave so handsy around her, as if imprisoning her in their mansion as their maid wasn’t debasing enough.
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Slip
With themes ranging from mental health to self-discovery, this art-infused text will entice graphic novel fans and art students and leave them wanting another installment of Jade’s story.
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Secret Passages
This first step into a vulnerable life story is packed with heart, humor, and deceptively cranky commentary. Audiences not put off by the slow pace or Lenoir’s standoffish shell will be rewarded with the rich inner life of an ‘80s kid absorbed in pop culture, creepy woods, and the maddening contradictions of growing up.
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