Graphic Novels
Gr 3–5—Few franchises spark more nostalgia in children of the '80s than Fraggle Rock, but this Jim Henson creation will likely be of interest to today's kids as well...
Gr 7 Up—Ichiro is the son of a Japanese mother and an American father, a soldier who died years ago...
Gr 2–4—Residing in roughly the same territory as Dav Pilkey's recent gross-out graphic novel, The Adventures of Ook and Gluk (Scholastic, 2010), Fangbone! is the goofy first installment in a series that will likely be a hit with reluctant readers...
Gr 7–10—This web comic, now in print and full color, features a teenager who has the ability to transform into a small yacht...
K-Gr 3—Ace and Bub are distinguishable from one another only by their shorts; they both have a yen for adventure and a tendency to get caught up in major animal kingdom conspiracies...
Gr 3–6—A brief anthology edited by the organizer of the "Flight" anthologies (Villard, 2008), these kid-friendly shorts vary in tone from light horror to cheerful adventure...
Gr 6 Up—Maggie's secure homeschooled life with three older brothers, Daniel, Lloyd, and Zander, is ruptured when she must negotiate the rough waters of public school and a new family dynamic...
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