Graphic Novels
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Rhiannon
Consider sharing this contemplative graphic novel about a girl’s formative summer with fans of Mariko and Jillian Tamaki’s This One Summer.
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Angelica and the Bear Prince
A lovely look at burnout, grief, and coming-of-age with just a dash of teenage romance as a treat.
A fantastic read, a beautiful reflection on the past, and an exposition of human connection
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Dave Pigeon (Turkey Dinner!)
Make room on the shelves for this and other “Dave Pigeon” books.
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Hulk Teach!
This slice-of-superhero-life comic delivers laughs and lessons, making it a standout for Marvel fans and middle grade readers.
A new entry into a popular genre, wait and see if later books in the series deliver stronger narratives before adding to a collection.
This is a very slow-paced book with timeline changes that make what little substance there is to the plot difficult to follow, further undercut by a somewhat lifeless art style.
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Mabel Makes (^Up) a Friend
Mister Elephant and Mabel will find their way into readers’ hearts and form an audience if this title is promoted for its strengths. A strong addition but an additional one.
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Nafu Wants Food
Although a unique story that stands out from other graphic novels, this may struggle to find an audience as the narrative is hard to follow at times.
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