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Category: Graphic Novels

the magic fish
Book Reviews, Graphic Novels

Review: The Magic Fish

Posted on27 November, 20208 November, 2020

Title: The Magic Fish Author: Trung Le Nguyen Genres:  Graphic novel Pages: 256 Publisher: Random House Graphic Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available now! Summary: Tiến loves his family and his […] Read More

Book Lists, Graphic Novels, Historical, Memoir/Non-Fiction

Graphic Recommendations

Posted on25 November, 2020

This year has been an excellent one for readers of graphic novels. I’ve been reading quite a few during the pandemic when longer form books just seem like too much […] Read More

Book Reviews, Graphic Novels, Historical

Review: Displacement

Posted on30 October, 20204 October, 2020

Title: Displacement Author: Kiku Hughes Genres:  Historical, graphic novel Pages: 288 Publisher: First Second Review Copy: Library Availability: Available now Summary: A teenager is pulled back in time to witness […] Read More

Book Lists, Contemporary, Graphic Novels, Memoir/Non-Fiction

Voting and YA Lit

Posted on2 September, 20201 September, 2020

The November election is getting closer and closer. If you’re eligible to vote and need more information, Vote.org is an excellent place to start. The League of Women Voters also […] Read More

gotham high
Book Reviews, Graphic Novels

Review: Gotham High

Posted on7 August, 202027 July, 2020

Title: Gotham High Author: Melissa de la Cruz (Author), Thomas Pitilli (Illustrator) Genres:  Superhero, Graphic Novel Pages: 208 Publisher: DC Ink Review Copy: Library Availability: Available now Summary: From the […] Read More

a map to the sun
Book Reviews, Graphic Novels

Mini-Review: A Map to the Sun

Posted on29 July, 202027 July, 2020

Title: A Map to the Sun Author: Sloane Leong Genres:  Contemporary, Graphic Novel Pages: 400 Publisher: First Second Review Copy: Author Availability: Available August 4, 2020 Summary: One summer day, […] Read More

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