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Created in collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, this inventive biography is a must-have, with the stated caveat, but can also be put to excellent use in the classroom.
As one of the few stories of Indigenous life that in the full sweep of history has a positive outcome, this standout title deserves a place on every shelf.
A fun and visually appealing all-around look at the wonders of sound, viewed through scientific, historical, and artistic lenses.
PREMIUM
The Deadliest: Sea Creature
This blend of morbid humor and science will resonate with middle-grade fans of nonfiction and graphic novels.
PREMIUM
Zohran Walks New York
While the artwork is dynamic and polished, the advocacy-focused material is too explicitly linked to contemporary politics in one city. Furthermore, the book offers a too-specific reflection of a place through the narrow lens of one person’s experiences, providing limited information about New York City compared to what can be found in broader books.
An excellent purchase where unique, amusing, and compulsively readable coming-of-age graphic fiction is in demand.
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