07 Dec

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When Stars Are Scattered: A Heartfelt Exploration of Hope and Resilience As I scrolled through my book recommendations, When Stars Are Scattered by Omar Mohamed and illustrated by Victoria Jamieson stood out like a beacon of hope on a cloudy day. A graphic memoir that captures the poignant reality of life in a Kenyan refugee camp, it promised both heartache and inspiration—a combination I couldn’t resist. Little did I know, this book would not only tug at my heartstrings but also transform my perspective on resilience and love between...

03 Oct

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Finding Laughter in Serious Conversations: A Review of New Kid: A Graphic Novel By Jerry Craft As a book lover who frequently seeks out stories that resonate with young people, I was drawn to New Kid: A Graphic Novel not just for its accolades, but for the unique perspective it promised. Written and illustrated by Jerry Craft, a creator I've admired for his ability to weave humor and depth into his work, this graphic novel marketing itself as “timely and honest” instantly piqued my interest. Little did I know that...

02 Sep

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Finding Empowerment in Color: A Review of Primer: A Superhero Graphic Novel As someone who has always been captivated by the intersections of creativity and heroism, Primer: A Superhero Graphic Novel by Jennifer Muro and Thomas Krajewski instantly piqued my interest. The idea of a young girl transforming from an artist into a superhero using body paint was not only unique but a vivid metaphor for how creativity can empower and uplift us. And let me tell you, this graphic novel does not disappoint! At the heart of the story...

20 Jul

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Discovering the Whimsical World of Jane Austen: A Review of The Novel Life of Jane Austen: A Graphic Biography As a lifelong admirer of Jane Austen’s wit and keen social commentary, the moment I laid eyes on The Novel Life of Jane Austen: A Graphic Biography by Janine Barchas, illustrated by Isabel Greenberg, my heart—and, admittedly, my inner book nerd—leaped with joy. Combining Austen’s sharp observations about 18th-century society with stunning graphic illustrations, this book felt like an invitation into Austen’s world, both personal and literary. I couldn’t wait...

16 Jun

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Dino Poet: A Graphic Novel by Tom Angleberger – A Playful Journey into Poetry When I first stumbled upon Tom Angleberger’s Dino Poet: A Graphic Novel, I was instantly captivated by the idea of dinosaurs and poetry colliding in such a whimsical way. As someone who often finds solace in the written word, the thought of a dino grappling with the art of poetry was an irresistible hook. Angleberger, known for his playful storytelling and vibrant illustrations, had me intrigued before I even turned the first page. Dino Poet follows...