Graphic Novels
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Lewis Trondheim’s The Fly
Despite its small stature, this surprisingly winsome insect will captivate graphic novel lovers and those looking for a sophisticated visual narrative.
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When Sharks Attack with Kindness
An ideal read for kids not yet ready for Sarah Andersen’s Sarah’s Scribbles or who just need a pick-me-up. This is a book that can be opened, flipped to a random page, and enjoyed over and over.
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Fitz and Cleo
This new duo will float off shelves, and fans of Ben Clanton’s “Narwhal and Jelly,” Mo Willems’s “Elephant and Piggie,” Bob Shea’s “Ballet Cat,” and Salina Yoon’s “Duck, Duck, Porcupine” will be delighted.
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Shy Ninja
With a sensitive depiction of mental illness and plenty of dynamic action, this is a fun addition to graphic novel collections.
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Kitty Quest
Fans of Dav Pilkey and Lincoln Peirce’s “Max and the Midknights” will clamor for this series starter.
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City of Illusion
A delightful combination of Victorian-era steampunk with modern themes, Ying’s conclusion to this graphic novel duology is a worthy addition to library collections serving middle grade readers.
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Tiny Tales: Shell Quest
A great way to help newcomers to the graphic novel format find their footing.
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