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These irresistible graphic novels full of wordplay, slapstick, silly scenarios, and oddball premises will have young readers laughing out loud.
Graphic novels build reading skills in abundance, grow readers, and hook kids on books! Here are 12 graphic novel adaptations to share with readers ages 7 to 12.
No stereotypical damsels in distress here! Today’s selection of graphic novels includes strong female characters worthy of admiration.
Like Dog Man, these series — packed with laugh-out-loud plots and fun-filled illustrations — will keep reluctant readers and the adults who love them engaged.
From fables and fantasies to historical accounts and coming-of-age tales, the graphic novels on this list illuminate the many facets of Asian experiences.
These books serve as a carefully curated list to begin early discussions about WWII and how its ramifications and lessons persist today. May these stories hold seeds of hope for all generations.
Young readers love Raina Telgemeier’s funny graphic novels. If your child devoured Smile, Sisters, and Drama, here are a few other books they might enjoy.
Graphic novels have long been praised for engaging reluctant readers, but what about those just starting to read?
Find age-appropriate themes and spunky female protagonists on this list of our favorite graphic novel series for 7-year-old girls.
Check out these teacher-tested ways graphic novels can enrich instruction, boost student comprehension, and engage readers of all levels.
If your reader loved The Last Kids on Earth series, they are going to go wild for these next reads filled with action-packed sequences, and laugh-out-loud humor!
Mysteries get kids to think differently and pay attention to details they might not otherwise notice. Here are 15 great ones.
If you have a curious and creative kid at home who loves artsy stories, here are some excellent novels about art bursting into action.
As an elementary school librarian, graphic novels were one of my favorite tools for helping reluctant readers get excited about checking out a book.
