These books and more can be found by searching the catalog using the search tag #yagreatgraphicnovels as well as on Libby and Hoopla. For our talk this week, we have a great selection of nonfiction, fantasy, historical, humor, and realistic to get you started. Done in the style of comic books, there is a huge variety of choices literally something for everyone so even if you have never read one before, you will definitely be able to find something.
"Both hilarious and tender situations abound as this insightful graphic novel explores, among other topics, how language can either separate or bring people together.Our teen book spotlight this week is focused on graphic novels!!! Graphic novels are incredibly visual stories that can feature pretty much anything fiction and nonfiction. "In this stunningly layered graphic novel debut, Becker crafts a warmly actualized world in which the multiplicities of diasporic Asian identity are examined and held close." - Publisher's Weekly, starred review ".An immersive graphic novel that explores cross-cultural identity and the power of language to separate and to unite." - The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, starred review
" makes her stupendous solo debut in what will prove to one of the best graphic titles of the year.Audiences can expect absolute delight." - Booklist, starred review "This lighthearted yet serious-minded journey of discovery will delight, educate, and challenge teens interested in language and cultural exploration." - School Library Journal, starred review An unforgettable story of personal growth in an exquisitely rendered setting." - Kirkus, starred review "This work exemplifies what the graphic novel format can achieve. "This emotionally and culturally rich YA story that puts the author's range of talents on full display.adventures rendered with a masterful hand and an impressive ear for dialogue." - Washington Post All told, “Himawari House” will comfort young readers who are imagining their lives ahead and trigger nostalgic joy in older readers looking back." - New York Times The story will tug at your heartstrings and make you laugh. "Becker’s art is intricate and rich at times, quick and playful at others. Himawari House is a tantalizing peek into the future of our global society." - George Takei, author of New York Times-bestseller They Called Us Enemy Harmony Becker's story resonates with humanity and deep wisdom. "There is humor and charm in the intersection of languages and understandings.
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