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The Sleepover and Other Stories (Fox + Chick) by Sergio Ruzzierįox is serious and kind while Chick is goofy and playful. This ends on a cliff-hanger but is worth it - it’s a great page-turning adventure! Hilo does remember an evil monster robot that has followed him to Earth. Hilo can’t remember what happened to him before D.J. Hilo The Boy Who Crashed to Earth by Judd Winick These crack-you-up stories will resonate with young readers as they follow Babymouse through her days at school and at home, frustrations with friends, and more.

#Graphic novel series#

If you have a Ninjago or LEGO fan, they’ll love this series of graphic novels.īabymouse #1 Queen of the World! by Jennifer Holm and Matthew Holm They find themselves in a world of stone - even the people are made of stone. Ninjago “Warriors of Stone” by Greg Farshtey and Jolyon YatesĪnother fun comic adventure with Jay, Cole, Zane, Kai, and Sensei. What a hilarious character! Salem Hyde is an impulsive but very cute little witch who gets spelling words and spells mixed up. The Misadventures of Salem Hyde Spelling Trouble by Frank Cammuso

#Graphic novel crack#

Someone keeps stealing all the lunches at Pawston Elementary, and it’s up to this group of mystery-solving dogs to investigate! Join Rider and her friends as they crack this lunchroom case once and for all. Jack begins a book on dinosaurs and wishes that he could travel to see them and zoom, they do! Annie befriends a flying dinosaur and they help save some baby dinosaurs. In this exceptional graphic novel adaptation, brother and sister Jack and Annie, find a magical treehouse filled with books. Magic Tree House The Graphic Novel Dinosaurs Before Dark by Mary Pope Osborne, adapted by Jenny Laird, illustrated by Kelly & Nichole Matthews If you’re looking for graphic novels in series, visit this list of 38 titles. So if you want to get your kids reading more, try these best comics and graphic novel recommendations!Īnd if you still don’t believe me, there are tons of benefits to reading graphic novels. Kids need variety and choice to become good readers - and graphic novels count as reading! They are not for reluctant readers, they are for everyone. The quality of graphic novels continues to impress me with amazing stories, more representation, and literary devices like you expect in a prose book.

(I can not make my brain do this - so I don’t have any manga book reviews.) They’re a longer-form format of comics (comics are the medium) and can be any genre of fiction or non-fiction, from science fiction to realistic narrative stories, and classic novels to short stories.Īnd in case you’re wondering about manga - that’s the Japanese term for comic format featuring specific art styles which are read from right to left not right to left. To be clear, while I do have graphic novels under my genre drop-down menu, they are not a genre. I love that kids (mine included) get excited to read and READ and read with the book form of graphic novels. The graphic novel format entices kids into stories with illustrated comics and compelling plots told primarily through dialogue.