Graphic Novels
Teens interested in this period in history will find this book most beneficial. History teachers might consider it as a supplement to already existing classroom materials.
This second adventure of the Glorkian Warrior deserves a spot in most graphic novel collections, as long as kids can handle a tooting backpack.
This is a great additional purchase for wordless collections.
An exciting new take on a popular genre and format for fans of "The X-Men" and Suzanne Collin's "The Hunger Games" (Scholastic).
Funny and adventurous, Mo and Jo will appeal to new readers, even though parents may be concerned about proper grammar.
A good, humorous addition to school and public libraries' graphic novel collections.
Though it has some quirky humorous moments, this dystopian graphic novel may struggle to find mass appeal with readers.
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