Graphic Novels
PREMIUM
Block’d
Much like a werewolf, the story shifts shape, not truly knowing what to be, though some will definitely relate to the message.
Much like a series like “Scott Pilgrim,” this title offers the best of both action and absurdity. E-X-E-M-P-L-A-R-Y!
PREMIUM
The Tiger’s Tongue
While readers will appreciate the art, the confusing storyline makes this a purchase best left for larger libraries with extensive graphic novel collections.
This beautiful and somewhat haunting slow burn will appeal to readers of Touring After the Apocalypse and other apocalypse stories.
Confusing characters, an incomplete narrative, and inconsistent color choices distract from the recounting of an important historical event.
PREMIUM
Oasis
Strongly recommend both for children and middle grade collections as a SEL resource as young readers learn that not all children live the same lives.
While this graphic novel will appeal to fans of the first book, it doesn’t quite hold its own.
PREMIUM
Operation: Cover-Up
A lighthearted, amusing story of facing social challenges with lots of food for thought for older elementary and middle school readers.
An incredible tale for sci-fi fans. Purchase also for graphic novel readers and those who love to read about animals.
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