Graphic Novels

A Sky of Paper Stars is a heartfelt graphic novel about a girl's wish to belong, leading to a magical journey of self-discovery and family love.

An educational comic guide on gender-neutral pronouns with a fun storyline, perfect for beginners. Essential resource for understanding and using correct pronouns.

A quick and easy guide to queer and trans identities, perfect for those curious or on their own journeys. Includes informative comics and worksheets!

An illustrated guide on giving and receiving consent in sex and relationships, featuring Sargeant Yes Means Yes from the Consent Cavalry.

Follow Jay as he navigates freshman year with new friends, classes, and pressures. Will balancing academics and theater lead to an A+ performance?

Middle grade graphic memoir by Dan Santat about his awkward middle school years and life-changing trip to Europe. Funny, heartwarming, and poignant tale of first experiences and first love.

Olive's Spring Break with her dad brings mixed emotions in Kayla Miller's new book. Can she find joy despite feeling left out?

New York Times bestselling author Kayla Miller is back with a new Olive story in her popular series!

Olive faces new friendships and middle school conflicts when cool new kid Natasha arrives, testing Olive's bonds with her friends in this nuanced tale by Kayla Miller.

Act is a funny and honest graphic novel for middle schoolers. Olive takes action to make a difference, even if it means running against friends. Evolving friendships and finding your power.

Graphic novel about Olive and Willow venturing off to summer camp for the first time. Will they patch things up before camp is over?

Discover Olive's journey to find her place in a school variety show as she navigates friendships and learns the importance of family in this heartwarming graphic novel by Kayla Miller.

"A Career in Books is a charming graphic novel following three Asian-American women navigating the challenges of working in publishing, inspired by a legendary Booker Prize winner. Funny, insightful, and full of twists."

Embark on a moving journey with Kit, a Korean American girl, as she navigates the 49 days after death in the graphic novel "49 Days" by Agnes Lee.