Neill Cameron delivers non-stop laughs in Donut Squad: Take Over the World! Packed with vibrant artwork, silly vignettes, and an irresistible cast of food characters, this fast-paced graphic novel is guaranteed to fly off library shelves.
A graphic memoir tracing her personal journey through diet culture, disordered eating, and self-acceptance. While its heavy tone and disjointed pacing may surprise readers expecting a lighthearted tribute to food, its raw vulnerability makes it a valuable, validating addition for those navigating body image struggles.
Huda F Are You? is a brilliantly cheeky, honest, and laugh-out-loud graphic novel that masterfully tackles the universal pains of teenage identity. Boasting clean, expressive artwork and an irresistible message about defining yourself on your own terms, this relatable coming-of-age story.
Swim Team is a sensational, heart-filled graphic novel that beautifully balances middle-school friendship with critical historical context. Exploring the generational impacts of pool segregation alongside a powerful story of perseverance, this book is an absolute must-have!
Almost American Girl is an incredibly honest, deeply moving graphic novel memoir exploring immigration, extreme culture shock, and a tumultuous mother-daughter relationship. Through creative color choices and brilliant visual storytelling, Ha beautifully depicts the pain of isolation and the power of finding oneself through art.