Sugar Shack by Lucy Knisley

Farm life meets family drama. As the family taps maple trees for syrup, Jen struggles to define her place among her step-siblings. With cozy, expressive art and a detailed look at the reality of farm work, and learning to navigate the messy, sweet dynamics of family.

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Song of a Blackbird by Maria van Lieshout

A secret history is waiting in the wings. A modern-day search for a bone marrow donor unlocks a buried WWII past in Amsterdam. Through a haunting mix of historical photography and illustration, a blackbird narrates the tale of a resistance fighter whose bravery saved a family line. A unique, visually striking exploration of history that proves the past is never truly gone.

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Bomb (Graphic Novel): The Race to Build—and Steal—the World’s Most Dangerous Weapon by Steve Sheinkin & Nick Bertozzi

From secret New Mexico labs to daring Norwegian commando raids, this visual history explores the race to build—and steal—the world’s deadliest weapon. With gritty illustrations and overlooked historical details, it’s a gripping look at the ethics, espionage, and genius that birthed the Atomic Age. Perfect for fans of Oppenheimer looking for the full story.

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Homebody: A Graphic Memoir by Theo Parish

Finding yourself is the ultimate homecoming. The journey of a nonbinary teen is told with warmth, honesty, and inviting illustrations. By deconstructing the “rules” of high school gender, Parish shows that identity isn’t a destination reached overnight but it’s a patient process of making your body a place where you truly belong.

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