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How to Say Goodbye in Cuban | Review
This accessible and moving graphic novel offers insight into a pivotal moment in history and helps readers understand the motivations behind the journeys of those who have sought refuge and opportunity in America.
The Lemonade War | Review
This graphic adaptation stays true to its roots, with lively illustrations and an engaging story about two very different siblings.
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Review: Refugee: The Graphic Novel
In this graphic adaptation of his best-selling middle-grade novel, Alan Gratz weaves together three stories of refugees in different times and places and brings them to a stunning conclusion.
Flip | Review
Ngozi Ukazu's new graphic novel puts a fresh spin on the old body-swap premise.
Review: Junie B. Jones and a Little Monkey Business
The graphic adaptation of the second volume in the Junie B. Jones keeps the humor of the originals and lets the reader see Junie B.'s vivid facial expressions as well.
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unOrdinary Volume 2 | Review
Everyone has a special ability, and not everyone uses theirs for good, in this series that also runs on Webtoon.
Sugar Shack | Review
Lucy Knisley's Peapod Farm trilogy wraps up with a heartwarming winter tale about family, friendship, and acceptance.
The Raven Boys: The Graphic Novel | Review
This adaptation of Maggie Stiefvater's novel starts slow but builds up momentum as it goes, heading toward a gripping climax.
Paw & Order: The Grilled Cheese Caper | Review
A cat and a dog join forces to solve a mystery in this funny, easy-to-read graphic novel that's suitable for early readers.
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