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Tag Archives: Graphic Novel
Review: Hilda and the Midnight Giant by Luke Pearson
Hilda and the Midnight Giant by Luke Pearson. Nobrow Press, 2012. Currently available. Genre: Middle Grade Graphic Novel Face Value: Such an enchanting cover. There’s magic in this image. Hilda is a quirky looking little girl, and her eyes tell … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Middle Grade, Reviews
Tagged elves, Fantasy, giants, Graphic Novel, imagination, Miyazaki, quests
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Review: A Wrinkle In Time – The Graphic Novel adapted and illustrated by Hope Larson
A Wrinkle in Time (the graphic novel) adapted and illustrated by Hope Larson from the novel by Madeleine L’Engle. Margaret Ferguson Books, 2012. Currently Available. Genre: Science Fiction Graphic Novel Face Value: Graphic novels have an obvious advantage when it … Continue reading
Posted in Middle Grade, Reviews
Tagged Graphic Novel, love, Madeleine L'Engle, Meg Murray, philosophy, Science, Science Fiction, Tesseract
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Review: Peanut by Ayun Halliday & Paul Hoppe
Peanut by Ayun Halliday & Paul Hoppe. Schwartz & Wade Books, 2013. Currently available. Genre: YA Graphic Novel Face Value: Well, it’s straightforward. It is a peanut. There’s not even a title or anything. It may be attention-getting because it … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Reviews, Young Adult
Tagged allergies, Graphic Novel, new school, peanuts, transitions
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Review: Page by Paige by Laura Lee Gulledge
Page by Paige by Laura Lee Gulledge. Amulet Books, 2011. Currently Available. Genre: YA Graphic Novel Face Value: The cover is what caught my attention – otherwise this book would have slipped off of my radar. The style of illustration … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Reviews, Young Adult
Tagged Art, drawing, Graphic Novel, introverts, new girl, NYC, Public Art
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Review: Tina’s Mouth: An Existential Comic Diary by Keshni Kashyap; Illustrated by Mari Araki
Tina’s Mouth: An Existential Comic Diary by Keshni Kashyap; illustrated by Mari Araki. Houghton Mifflin, 2011. Currently available. Genre: YA contemporary graphic novel. Face Value: I found it eye catching. The golden graphics reminded me of henna tattoos I have … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Reviews, Young Adult
Tagged existentialism, Graphic Novel, high school, Indian culture, Jean-Paul Sartre, philosophy, ya
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Joint Review: Drama by Raina Telgemeier
Drama by Raina Telgemeier. Graphix (Scholastic Imprint), 2012. Currently available. Genre: Graphic novel, contemporary realistic fiction Face Value: We love this cover because we loved the book, the cover perfectly exemplifies it. Graphic novels often have great covers, because the … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Middle Grade, Reviews
Tagged drama club, Graphic Novel, Joint Review, LGBTQ, middle school, Raina Telgemeier, tech crew
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Review: The Year of the Beasts by Cecil Castellucci & Nate Powell
The Year of the Beasts by Cecil Castellucci & Nate Powell. Roaring Books Press, 2012. Currently available. Genre: Graphic Novel Fiction Face Value: What a spectacular cover. The fierce young Medusa on the cover glares right at you from her … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Middle Grade, Reviews, Young Adult
Tagged Graphic Novel, Mythology, Romance, Sisters, Summer
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Review: Babymouse: Dragonslayer by Jennifer L. Holm & Matthew Holm
Babymouse: Dragonslayer by Jennifer L. Holm & Matthew Holm. Random House, 2009. Currently available. Genre: Middle Grade Fiction Graphic Novel Face Value: Very charming. It makes me happy to see a well-illustrated cover with a girl character in a triumphant … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Middle Grade
Tagged Babymouse, Graphic Novel, Jennifer L. Holm, math, Middle Grade, reluctant readers
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Review: Giants Beware! by Rafael Rosado and Jorge Aguirre
Giants Beware! by Rafael Rosado and Jorge Aguirre. First Second Books, 2012. Currently available. Genre: Middle Grade Graphic Novel Face Value: I love it. The whole terrific cast of child characters graces the cover, with Claudette front and center, taking the lead. … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Middle Grade, Reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged androgyny, Fantasy, feminist, gender stereotypes, giants, Graphic Novel, Middle Grade, Princesses
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Review: Anya’s Ghost by Vera Brosgol
Anya’s Ghost by Vera Brosgol. First Second Books, 2011. Currently available. Genre: YA Graphic Novel Face Value: Let me tell you a little story about when I first met this book. I was moseying through an enchanting little bookstore in Spring … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Reviews, Uncategorized, Young Adult
Tagged Adolescence, Body Image, Ghosts, Graphic Novel, Neil Gaiman, Vera Brosgol, ya
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