We turned to Austin, TX, illustrator and comic artist Carina Guevara for our March 2022 cover on women's history in graphic novels.

Guevara contributed to one of the books we spotlighted in the article: DC Comics’ "Wonderful Women of the World," created as sequential art to mirror the genre. The Audre Lorde quote, "I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own." wends through the panels, and accompanies a young woman browsing the stacks. Another teen reads historian Rebecca Hall's Wake: The Hidden History of Women-Led Slave Revolts, another recommendation by Brigid Alverson, who wrote our cover story.

Also in this issue:

• Not OK? That's OK. by Amanda MacGregor
  Compassionate middle grade books about mental health.
• Best Practices for Teaching in Dual Language and Other Bilingual Programs by Gail Cornwall
• An Eco-Hero's Bookshelf by Liz Bosarge
• Tribal Libraries in Michigan to Create New Classification System with Community Input by Marva Hinton
• SLJ's Average Book Prices 2022
• Maus and Other Graphic Novel Challenges
  Three librarians who serve teens and tweens discuss the removal of Maus from schools in Tennessee and other graphic novel challenges.