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Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus: The Graphic Novel | Review
The Junie B. Jones graphic novel captures the essence of the original books, while the artwork lifts up the prose with cheerful energy.
Greater Secrets | Review
The story of a girl's journey in search of her missing sister is a perfect read for introspective teens.
Halfway There: A Graphic Memoir of Self Discovery | Review
Geared towards upper high school and college students (though also appropriate for younger high school students), this memoir of Christine Mari’s journey of self-discovery will resonate with young readers trying to find a sense of self.
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Family Force V: Book One
An explosive start to a promising new series that deserves a place on library shelves.
PREMIUM
Creature Clinic
This imaginative tale will delight middle grade readers, making it a fun addition to all library collections.
PREMIUM
Deeply Dave
Readers seeking a mix of silly humor and adventurous escapism will certainly gravitate toward this book.
Investigators Agents of S.U.I.T. Wild Ghost Chase| Review
The Agents of S.U.I.T. have a ghostly case on their hands in this latest volume of the InvestiGators series.
Morgana & Oz, Vol. 1 | Review
A surprising friendship springs up when a witch accidentally turns a vampire into a cat in this charming webtoon.
The Cartoonists Club
A powerhouse team-up from two of comic’s very best creators. Young readers who have an interest in making comics or who love to read them will benefit from understanding the process behind the format.
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