YALSA 2024 Great Graphic Novels for Teens meets Texas Maverick Graphic Novel Reading List in a queer horror romp as two girls uncover dark secrets in a haunted Texas town.
2022 ALA Alex Award winner & 2023 Cartoonist Studio Prize winner. A coming-of-age graphic memoir exploring identity, punk rock, and racism in 80s California.
Middle-grade graphic novel debut follows Darcy as she discovers a store selling happy feelings, but learns there's more to emotions. Can she save the struggling Happy Shop?
A graphic novel about a girl with a lot of secrets, including her desire to kiss another girl. When she meets a mysterious girl named Keltie, their friendship turns into first love, uncovering hidden truths.
From the creator of Almost American Girl comes a queer, feminist graphic novel reimagining the Fox Maiden legend. Kai discovers her identity and fights for her place in 16th-century Korea.
Fans of Captain Underpants will love Lunch Lady, a lunch lady who serves justice in action-packed graphic novels, now in full color with two books in one!
Join the adventure as the First Cat in Space battles moon-eating rats with the help of a toenail-clipping robot in this hilariously illustrated graphic novel!
Award-winning creators Mac Barnett and Shawn Harris return in The First Cat in Space graphic novel series, facing an evil paperclip, space dinos, and a regular kitty's mission to save the world.
Join Lori in sixth grade as she navigates changing friendships, family dynamics, and basketball challenges in this heartwarming tale of resilience and growth.
After a coup forces them to flee, twins Hawke and Grayson seek refuge with magical women. As they plot revenge, Grayce finds a place to live as a girl.
Experience the Newbery Medal-winning The Crossover brought to life as a graphic novel on Disney+ with stunning illustrations by Dawud Anyabwile. Executive produced by NBA great LeBron James.
Award-winning migrant worker memoir, now a gripping graphic novel, follows a young boy's journey from Mexico to California fields, longing for education and stability.
The kids of Cardboard Kingdom seek new friends, but encounter enemies instead. A battle ensues, risking friendship until the Sorceress has a change of heart.
Sequel to The Cardboard Kingdom, kids solve mystery of new neighborhood monster. Created by Chad Sell, written by nine authors. Perfect for fans of Raina Telgemeier.
The Breakaways follows Faith as she navigates middle school soccer with a group of misfit teammates, exploring themes of loyalty, friendship, and unity.