Graphic Novels
Today we talk to writers Shannon and Dean Hale and artist Victoria Ying about bringing the iconic character Wonder Woman to life for young readers. And we have a preview!
It’s looking like 2020 will be a big year for graphic novels for young people.
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Girl Meets Cat
A quick read for cat lovers, though Georgia Dunn’s “Breaking Cat News Adventures” books are a much richer take on the hilarious absurdities of cat ownership.
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The Way Home
As always, Owly is a steadfast and indispensable friend to everyone he meets, including young readers in search of warmhearted adventure.
This sensitive, slightly spooky tale will spur middle graders to mull the importance of fostering welcoming communities.
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Batman: Overdrive
Giving Bruce Wayne cool friends and some personal growth, Fontana tricks out the Bat mythos, crafting a high-octane adventure that young Batfans will love.
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Go with the Flow
This warm, candid friendship story isn’t shy about the message it’s trying to send
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Nat Enough
Fans of Shannon Hale’s Real Friends or Amy Ignatow’s “The Popularity Papers” seeking another tale about the highs and lows of friendship will take comfort in seeing earnest Nat come into her own.
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The Big Break
With this reassuring graphic novel, Tatulli offers a lifeline to middle schoolers dealing with the trials and tribulations of friendships. His lessons—a newcomer doesn’t always spell disaster for a friendship, and it’s OK to branch out and make new friends
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