Graphic Novels

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“These may be fantasy and fable, but the ability that humans have to create change, to endure change, to grow from change is as practical as ever.”

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“Fans of Smile and Sisters will find this an equally compelling read, full of wisdom, humor, and Telgemeier’s engaging visual storytelling.”

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With this fifth graphic novel in the Dog Man series, Dav Pilkey shows no signs of slowing down.

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Humans have long had a love affair with cuddly bears. Think Winnie the Pooh, Baloo from The Jungle Book, and everyone’s wise-cracking favorite, Yogi!

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“undeniable charm of Kinney’s art.  . . . hilarious. . . . remarkable. . . . good comic timing.”

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This is not a diary like the other books in the Wimpy Kid series. As the author points out emphatically, The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book is a journal.

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 (Harcourt Children’s Books, April 2009) Grumpy old Ignatius B.

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With a minimum of text, the author spins a Louisiana alligator tale in graphic novel form. His illustrations go modern as he passes over an incandescent light bulb.