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Here's a look at the graphic novels that publishers have been acquiring, and when we can expect to see them.
Storytelling helps teens reflect, translate their inner world into language, and hear themselves with clarity.
Whether you want to pep up your average storytime session or you're just starting out and in need of inspiration, here's a list of those picture books that just beg to be read out loud to large groups!
A fantasy series opener by Chanel Miller and a picture book from the newest Reading Rainbow host Mychal Threets are featured in November's web stars.
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The Spiral Key
A great addition to the YA thrillers lineup, especially for school and public libraries.
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Wrack & Rune
The overt themes in this first volume may feel heavy-handed to voracious readers, but fans of high-action storytelling and comic book art styles will be satisfied by this new graphic novel series.
PREMIUM
Jazz Davies Skips a Beat
A solid read that tackles the challenges of a tween realizing she’s bisexual, the pressures of growing up too fast, and discovering who your real friends are.
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