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Tag Archives: graphic novels
TTT: Holiday Gift Guide: Books for a 9-Year-Old Boy
It’s taken me a little while to put together this response to last week’s Top 10 Tuesday prompt (hosted as always by the good folks at the Broke and the Bookish), a free form gift guide. What direction did I … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Lists
Tagged books for boys, Early Chapter Books, graphic novels, not quite middle grade, Top Ten Tuesday
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The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage
And on with the Victorian historical characters! This is mostly a graphic novel. I bought it for the adult graphic novel section, though there’s nothing inappropriate for kids in it, because it has a lot of footnotes and they are … Continue reading
The Sculptor
When I started as a librarian and started reading graphic novels, Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics: the Invisible Art was the book that my friend David at Yet Another Comics Blog recommended as the book to read to, well, understand how … Continue reading
The Shadow Hero
I’m tagging in at the very end of the More Diverse Universe that Aarti over at Booklust is hosting. Looking closely at the rules, I realized that none of the books with diverse characters that I already have waiting to … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged #diversiverse, Asian-American, diversity, graphic novels, superheroes, teen graphic novels
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American Born Chinese
Gene Luen Yang is a well-known graphic novel author. I can reel off a list of five or six books and series he’s written, but until now, hadn’t actually read any of them. I decided to remedy this problem starting … Continue reading
Rapunzel’s Revenge
I’m so glad my daughter’s recent Rapunzel kick pushed me to check this one out – I’d been meaning to read it since it first came out. Speaking of graphic novels, my family all went out to the last day … Continue reading
Asian-American Graphic Novels
Every other month or so, I put together an end panel display for my Adult Graphic Novel Collection, with a little bibliography on a bookmark for people to take – things like zombie graphic novels, or books by Will Eisner. … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Asian-American, bibliography, diversity, graphic novels, multiculturalism
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March
March. Book 1. by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell. Top Shelf, 2013. African-American Senator John Lewis tells the first part of the story of his life, including his childhood and his collegiate activities with the Civil Rights Movement … Continue reading
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Tagged Armchair Cybils, biography, Civil Rights Movement, graphic novels, history, John Lewis, teen graphic novels, youth graphic novels
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Primates
It’s KidLit Blog Hop Day! Please hop on over and take a look at all the other wonderful things up on other blogs. Primates: the Fearless Science of Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey and Biruté Galdikas. by Jim Ottaviani and Maris … Continue reading
Relish
Relish: My Life in the Kitchen by Lucy Knisley. Lucy Knisley (French Milk) loves food. In this book, she shares stories of food in her life, with particular episodes linked to food and recipes to go with each. She writes … Continue reading


