Graphic Novels
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Hotel Dare
With a mysterious hotel, space pirates, and a visit to the land of the dead, this book will have a broad appeal. Give to fans of Mark Siegel’s “Five Worlds” series or Molly Ostertag’s Witch Boy
Drawing guides have never been so appealing. A must
For readers who want an escapist fantasy with a light touch. Hand this title to fans of whimsical or unpredictable adventures such as Neil Gaiman’s Fortunately, the Milk or Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time
This ridiculous and fun twist on a well-worn trope will charm the legions of readers who can’t get enough “Captain Underpants,” “Dog Man,” and “Lunch Lady” books
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Camp
Hand to patrons looking for something after Raina Telgemeier’s Smile or Victoria Jamieson’s Roller Girl. For every library
A new player emerges in the YA market vowing to publish “unapologetic, authentic, and politically relevant” heavily illustrated and graphic nonfiction; Erin Entrada Kelly joins the list of authors tapped for Netflix adaptations; and more in this edition of News Bites.
This latest outing with Mouse is an exemplary choice for emergent readers, graphic novel lovers, and curious kids eager to learn about volcanoes (and pizza)
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Clyde
This tale of a runaway bear learning that it doesn’t pay to be bad is recommended for most public and elementary school libraries
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Cars: Engines That Move You
This breezy spin through the past, present, and (near) future of cars and related vehicles speeds down a well-traveled road, but its graphic format will give it particular appeal to readers years away from learner’s permits
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