Graphic Novels
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Penny Nichols
For older teens with an interest in filmmaking, especially horror movies, as well as for fans of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s “Scott Pilgrim” series and the creators’ previous work
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The Courage of Elfina
This slight volume packs considerable punch, laying bare the peril tens of millions of marginalized children face every day. A worthy acquisition for school and public libraries
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Little Miss P
Koyama’s campy collection presents many adult themes that he aims to destigmatize through humor. While the topics explored are important, its bizarre approach will put some readers off, limiting its audience.
An engaging series opener recommended for most middle grade collections. Pair with Jorge Aguirre’s Giants Beware.
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It’s Me, Two
This series is like Pinky and the Brain for a new generation, and those who enjoyed the first book will definitely want to read this one.
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Joe Quinn’s Poltergeist
A visual delight and a witty approach to those adolescent moments that push past the boundaries of the rational world
There’s something for everyone in this joyful, tender book. Fans of Rowell and Hicks will gobble up this graphic novel like it’s Frito pie, and after just one nibble, newcomers will do the same
A modern, funny, and satisfyingly fresh take on the origin of a superhero revolutionary
With this spot-on glimpse into the emotional landscape of tweens, Wang joins the ranks of middle grade masters Shannon Hale, Raina Telgemeier, and Cece Bell
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