Go With the Flow by Lily Williams & Karen Schneemann

Go With the Flow is a bold, honest, and necessary graphic novel that tackles the “taboo” of menstruation head-on. Through the eyes of four high school friends, readers explore the realities of puberty, period poverty, and the power of student advocacy. With its striking red-toned artwork and inclusive language, it is an essential resource for Health classrooms and a powerful celebration of unapologetic female friendship.

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Between Shades of Gray: The Graphic Novel by Andrew Donkin, Ruta Sepetys, Dave Kopka

This stunning graphic novel adaptation of Ruta Sepetys’ Between Shades of Gray brings the harrowing history of Soviet deportations to life through expressive, haunting artwork. Following 15-year-old Lina from Lithuania to the depths of Siberia, the story explores the trauma of family separation and the power of art as a means of survival. An accessible yet deeply moving resource for middle and high school classrooms studying WWII.

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Dreamover by Dani Diaz

A sweet graphic novel about first love and the strain it can place on friendships. Amber and Nico’s journey takes a surreal turn that reveals the growing distance between them in unexpected ways.

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