Graphic Novels
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In 2023, graphic novels are no longer a new category but an established staple on library shelves. All signs point to the continued boom and increasing expansion of the format across all genres.
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Choujin X, Vol. 1
While this first volume is more setup than payoff, the suspense is undeniable, and readers of series like “Attack on Titan” will have a good time embracing this manga’s eccentricities.
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Robin
For collections where the series is already circulating, this transitional segment teases what might kick into higher gear next volume.
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Grace Needs Space
The sci-fi setting creates high stakes for this realistic story of a tween ready for adventure, navigating her relationships with separated parents. Highly recommended; give to fans of Molly Brooks’s “Sanity & Tallulah.”
Despite some hiccups, this is a nice choice for Spanish-language collections, especially those in need of graphic novels.
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Hungry Ghost
The book’s path toward healing is an example of bibliotherapy for teens. An excellent choice for YA collections.
This heartfelt, must-read title belongs on all library shelves, as it beautifully accompanies Craft’s first two graphic novels with these characters.
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Bruce Wayne: Not Super
As an original superhero satire, this might have had some appeal, but for fans of these well-known characters, it lacks sufficient charisma, conceptual cohesion, or fresh commentary on the source material.
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Pearl of the Sea
A fast-paced graphic novel about making friends in unlikely places and opening up your heart after experiencing grief.
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