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It Rhymes With Takei
Aptly released during Pride Month, librarians should boldly go and purchase this starred book for collections.
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Extra Large
This coming-of-age memoir addresses body image in males, a topic not often found in middle school books, making it a solid purchase for libraries to fill that gap.
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Visitations
Inspired by true events, this heartfelt memoir touches on deep issues of religion, mental illness, and family estrangement and is a must-buy for all libraries with YA graphic novel collections.
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Milk Without Honey
A must-buy for graphic novel collections that feature nonfiction, as it includes an important directive about our connection to our ecosystem that could spur readers to action.
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Sink or Swim
This graphic novel about anxiety, body image, and queerness is a recommended purchase for middle school library shelves.
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Bunt!: Striking Out on Financial Aid
This breezy graphic novel tries a bit too hard to check all the boxes, but nevertheless is a charming story that will have readers rooting for Molly to persevere against the odds.YA Manga
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Layers: A Memoir
This heartfelt, autobiographical graphic novel is an affirming and witty look into the joys and struggles of growing up, and is a highly recommended purchase but is best suited for adults and older teens.
Monstrous: A Transracial Adoption Story
For fans of Jarrett Krosoczka’s Hey, Kiddo and Robin Ha’s Almost American Girl, this coming-of-age memoir will appeal to youth who are struggling with their identity. This engaging graphic novel is a recommended purchase for all libraries.
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