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Spider-Man Manga: Shadow Warrior, Vol. 1
A nice blend of the western Marvel-mania in a manga format that will charm both readers already in-the-know and appease those who are just getting their first tastes.
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Not So Shoujo Love Story, Vol. 1
While it can sometimes come off as extra, endearing characters, vigorous art, and LGBTQIA+ representation all make for a heartwarming yarn.
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Murderous Lewellyn’s Candlelit Dinner, Vol. 1
Though it can occasionally push the envelope with its content, this first volume is a fun, new take on murder mysteries that will keep readers guessing, even when they think they’ve got it all figured out.
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The Failure at God School, Vol. 1
While certain story aspects feel familiar, this volume adeptly sets up the series narrative, while whetting readers’ appetites enough to look forward to more.
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Kill the Villainess, Vol. 1
With great art, wonderful storyline, and unique features, this is a fine title that will have readers both entertained and speculating throughout.
Manga Classics: Sherlock Holmes, Vol. 1
Ushering in a color era for the “Manga Classics” series, this volume looks great while weaving a puzzling mystery to both entertain and introduce teens to the amazing deduction magic of Sherlock Holmes.
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Your Letter
With stunning visuals and a cast of relatable characters, this manga illustrates that by finding the right people in life who offer respect and support, there are no boundaries on what one can achieve. Recommended.
Bless, Vol. 1
With strong art, premise, and message, this is a great read and an excellent way to empower teens to defy expectations.
Best Manga 2024 | SLJ Best Books
As the medium continues its meteoric rise, 2024 marked the debut of SLJ's first-ever Best Books committee dedicated exclusively to manga. From shock-charged action and celestial fantasy to eco-horror and edutainment, these 22 standout titles offer something for readers of all ages and interests, redefining what belongs on K–12 shelves—and why.
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