Graphic Novels
PREMIUM
Refugee: The Graphic Novel
The original Refugee remains an important and timely book; this graphic novel adaptation brings the moving stories of Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud to life for a new generation of readers. A good choice for where the original is popular.
A sweet story that uses fantasy elements to explore neurodivergence and learning differences.
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My Sister the Werebeast
Filled with familial love and high adventure that will leave readers with the warm fuzzies, this is a wonderful addition to middle grade graphic novel collections.
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Millie of the Manor
A comforting, fun, low-stakes middle grade mystery that gains depth in the thoughtful portrayal of Amy’s anxiety.
A graceful homage to theater as both a space and an art form, lovingly broken down to its individual parts to give each its moment in the spotlight.
For patrons looking for a heartwarming, comforting Christmas tale, this is perfection.
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Tate Tuber, Space Spud
A fun pick for the early reader section. Readers will enjoy Tate and his offspring’s zaniness and the passion they apply to everything they do.
A standout among early readers. Every library should have a copy of this one on the shelves.
Song’s standalone adventure is a recommended purchase and will delight readers who are ready to move on from easier graphic fare like “Pizza and Taco” and “Pea, Bee, & Jay.”
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