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Hot Comb
Flowers, Ebony
This graphic novel examines how hairstyles affect the lives of Black women and girls, and how perception of black hair often shapes the way African American women and girls see their own beauty. Ideal for most public and school libraries.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Shakespeare, William
A great entry point for new Shakespeare readers and manga enthusiasts alike. For most middle and high school libraries.

Kriss: The Gift of Wrath
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Kriss: The Gift of Wrath
Naifeh, Ted
A dark, violent fantasy recommended for those who enjoy coming-of-age stories and adventure.

A Peek at the SLJTeen Live! Books

A Peek at the SLJTeen Live! Books
Katy Hershberger,  Jul 22, 2019

Reviews of the books featured at this year's SLJTeen Live! virtual conference on August 8.

SLJ Debuts New Column “Mondo Manga”

SLJ Debuts New Column “Mondo Manga”
Kathy Ishizuka,  Jul 14, 2019

Brigid Alverson will write SLJ’s manga column, including coverage of various genres, and what’s popular and why, with recommended titles for tweens and teens.

 

Manga, An All-Ages Starter List | Mondo Manga

Manga, An All-Ages Starter List | Mondo Manga
Brigid Alverson,  Jul 12, 2019

In this inaugural column, Brigid Alverson offers a sampling of all-ages manga. Engaging stories that don't feel childish, most are good picks for teens and tweens. 

Blackbird: Volume 1
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Blackbird: Volume 1
Humphries, Sam
A solid pick for fans of Netflix’s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.

Red Panda and Moon Bear

Red Panda and Moon Bear
Roselló, Jarod
Offering plenty of fun along with insightful commentary on topics such as environmentalism and the power of storytelling, this graphic novel is a must.

Dylan Meconis's

Dylan Meconis's "Left-Handed History"
Mahnaz Dar,  Jul 09, 2019

Dylan Meconis takes a playful approach to history in her graphic novel Queen of the Sea, which represents the diversity of female experiences in the 16th century.

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