A promising concept with historical intrigue, yet a lack of depth and detail leaves much to be desired. Readers drawn to Chinese history may be curious, but expectations should be tempered.
This touching graphic novel explores friendship, anxiety, and the confusing moments that come with growing up. It offers a relatable and compassionate look at mental health that young readers will connect with.
This powerful middle grade novel shines light on the little known maroon communities of the South through a story filled with courage, family, and hope. Readers will be drawn in by its rich themes and compelling perspectives.
All is Nat Lost delivers a fun and heartfelt adventure as Nat tries to prove her independence on a class trip to Philadelphia. The reviewer notes how the book blends humor, history, and relatable tween struggles as Nat navigates lost phones, scavenger hunts, and big city challenges. With engaging illustrations and a strong sense of place, this graphic novel offers a perfect mix of friendship, adventure, and growing up, making it a great pick for middle grade readers.
A celebration of creativity and teamwork, The Cartoonists Club encourages students to embrace their artistic voices. With relatable characters and classroom potential, it beautifully highlights the power of storytelling through art. A perfect read to inspire young creators to pick up a pencil and share their world.