Elise Martinez
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Little Monarchs
Meticulously researched biology and environmental science make this a unique addition to any library serving teens.
Messy Roots: A Graphic Memoir of a Wuhanese-American
A tender story of self-acceptance that lifts the story of Wuhan beyond COVID and shines light on a region with a rich culture and history.
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Good Girls Don’t Make History
Middle schoolers seeking to get their feet wet with historical nonfiction will appreciate this work.
Tidesong
Sophie’s struggles and growth will resonate with younger readers, especially those who love the “Tea Dragon Society” and the films of Hayao Miyazaki. Relatable and heartwarming.
The Golden Hour
A stunning work of self-discovery, vulnerability, and finding beauty beyond tragedy, this is the perfect primer for younger readers not quite ready for the work of Tillie Walden and Kevin Panetta.
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Fly by Night
Exploring environmental activism, grief, and changing family dynamics, this graphic novel will engage a wide range of readers.
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Big Apple Diaries
Educators seeking firsthand accounts of 9/11 will want to share this with their students, while middle graders looking for an engrossing graphic novel in the vein of Raina Telgemeier’s or Shannon Hale’s work will be pleased.
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City of Illusion
A delightful combination of Victorian-era steampunk with modern themes, Ying’s conclusion to this graphic novel duology is a worthy addition to library collections serving middle grade readers.
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