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Tag: early readers
Announcing ‘Penny and the Yeti’ | News
A girl and a friendly yeti find a way to negotiate family problems in a new graphic novel for early readers.
Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus: The Graphic Novel | Review
The Junie B. Jones graphic novel captures the essence of the original books, while the artwork lifts up the prose with cheerful energy.
Beaky Barnes and the Devious Duck | Preview
We're starting the week with some silliness: An advance preview of David Ezra Stein's Beaky Barnes and the Devious Duck.
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Norma & Belly | Series Review
A series review of Mika Song's early reader comics starring Norma and Belly.
Go and Get with Rex | Exclusive Cover Reveal
Today we have the exclusive cover reveal of the latest book from the pair that brought you See the Cat: Three Stories About a Dog.
Review: Nat the Cat Takes a Nap
Nat the Cat is a delightful story for emerging readers who can use the pictures to decode the simple vocabulary.
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Review| The Cat Kid Comic Club #4
Cat Kid Comic Club may be silly, but Dav Pilkey has some important things to say in his latest kid-pleasing book.
Review: Snails Are Just My Speed!
True story: When my son was in first or second grade, I gave him Kevin McCloskey’s The Real Poop on Pigeons and my son refused to believe that he was reading a nonfiction title. McCloskey has a knack for showing interesting tidbits to make a topic come alive in a wacky sort of way. He […]
Cover Reveal: Anna Banana and the Chocolate Explosion
Earlier this year, First Second published Sleep Tight, Anna Banana, a cheerful picture book/comic hybrid by Dominique Roques and Alexis Dormal, and now, here’s a first look at the cover for the second book in the series, Anna Banana and the Chocolate Explosion. Anna Banana is a mischievous girl with a large coterie of stuffed […]
Review: First Graphics: Volcanoes! and Earthquake!
Volcanoes! Earthquakes! Written by Renée Gray-Wilburn Illustrated by Aleksandar Sotirovski Capstone Press These two hardback graphic novels, part of Capstone’s First Graphics: Wild Earth series, do a nice job of explaining basic earth science for young readers (the books have a reading level of K-3). Each book is divided into three chapters. The first is […]
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