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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Marshfield Dreams: When I was a Kid by Ralph Fletcher

Step back into a time before iPhones, where the woods were a kingdom and siblings were your best (and worst) friends. The oldest of nine children shares hilarious and heartfelt stories of growing up in the 1950s. With quick chapters and real family photos, it’s the perfect “mentor text” for young writers looking to turn their own memories into stories.

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Light Filters In: Poems by Yelena Bryksenkova

Darkness isn’t the end of the story. The “Instapoetry” sensation @poeticpoison shares a raw, honest look at surviving depression and toxic relationships. Written by a teen for teens, these spare poems and haunting illustrations prove that even in the deepest shadows, healing is possible.

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