Francisca Goldsmith
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Camp Prodigy
A tween graphic novel that checks both aesthetic and message boxes with grace—this one belongs in all public and middle and elementary school libraries.
Breathe: Journeys to Healthy Binding
This is an essential purchase for all secondary and public library collections as it provides health information in a readily accessible manner that is otherwise difficult to find in science-based resources.
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The Love Report Vol. 2
Buy where Volume 1 found an audience, and where graphic novels for young readers with an interest in international storytelling.
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Skip!: A Graphic Novel
Skip! belongs in every library serving middle schoolers and deserves tween book discussion group awareness.
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Club Kick Out!: Into the Ring
This bright and engaging graphic novel will speak to middle graders needs for personal recognition and group acceptance, all while introducing them to the behind-the-scenes veracity of staged wrestling.
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Gender Is Really Strange
Public, high school, and medical libraries serving patients all need this introduction. It would also support group reading and discussion.
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Women in Popular Culture: The Evolution of Women’s Roles in American Entertainment
Scattershot selection of subjects and workmanlike writing citing web resources easily uncovered by high school students make this an exorbitant choice. Not recommended.
Project Nought
An exemplary teen graphic novel that will cross interests of sci-fi, queer romance, adventure, and anti–big tech readers, gorgeously accessible.
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