Graphic Novels
Jen Wang's childhood experiences and eye for detail informed Stargazing, her new graphic novel about an unlikely friendship.
Vivacious, reader-friendly, and openhearted, Anderson’s spirited fairy-tale spin-off beckons legions of unwittingly extraordinary fans.
Based on the animated series, this brand-building venture nonetheless carries a lot of humor, heart, and positive messages for young superhero fans.
PREMIUM
The Lonesome Era
Tackling serious issues, this title is a strong addition to YA graphic novel collections.
Bat-fans will find no shortage of hooks to grab their attention, while the central mystery is a fun cat-and-mouse game in itself.
PREMIUM
Are You Listening?
While the story suffers from inconsistent pacing heightened by the ambiguity of both characters’ backstories, the combination of real-life trauma with magical realism makes this tale of queer friendship, healing, and rebuilding in the wake of pain and anguish an important addition to collections.
PREMIUM
Animal Farm: The Graphic Novel
Odyr vividly reimagines Orwell’s allegory of the Russian Revolution and the Stalinist Soviet Union. Recommended where this title is required reading at school.
Highly recommended for primary grades and newly independent readers.
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