Scholastic/Graphix

Christina Soontornvat | NONFICTION,  Aug 26, 2022

Readers of this empowering graphic memoir will want to invite Christina to sit at their table to share food, stories, and the secrets to self-confidence.

Christina Diaz Gonzalez | GRAPHIC NOVELS,  Aug 01, 2022

A welcome addition to any graphic novel collection, Invisible skillfully explores the negative impact of stereotyping while also offering an entertaining and spirited reading experience.

Shauna J Grant | GRAPHIC NOVELS,  Jul 01, 2022

Silly, sweet, and peppily paced, Mimi is great for early readers or as a read-aloud.

Liam Francis Walsh | GRAPHIC NOVELS,  Jun 24, 2022

For readers who enjoy a mix of historical fiction, science fiction, and heart-pounding suspense.

Lewis Hancox | NONFICTION,  Jun 01, 2022

Kat Fajardo | GRAPHIC NOVELS,  May 01, 2022

With all of the charm of Raina Telgemeier and Lucy Knisley’s works, this title will be enjoyed by voracious fans of coming-of-age graphic novels. But the specificity of having to stride two cultures and feeling like an outcast in both will especially resonate with readers from bicultural communities.

Jaimal Yogis | GRAPHIC NOVELS,  Sep 03, 2021

Steve Foxe | GRAPHIC NOVELS,  Aug 01, 2021

Betsy Peterschmidt | GRAPHIC NOVELS,  Jul 30, 2021