Don't miss the sequel to March: Book One! Congressman John Lewis's powerful graphic novel brings the civil rights movement to life for a new generation.
John Lewis' graphic novel trilogy, March, vividly recounts his lifelong fight for civil rights, from Alabama to Congress, reflecting on the broader movement.
A captivating graphic novel about young love and toxic relationships. Freddy navigates her feelings for popular girl Laura Dean with the help of friends and advice columnists.
Don Wilson, the finest fighter at Benjamin Harrison High, falls in love with Sam Steadman from Lincoln High, but must navigate exes and obstacles in the name of love (and punching).
Coming-of-age queer romance in Sleepy Hollow, where Izzy Crane navigates new friendships and a spooky curse with teen royalty and a Headless Horseman haunting.
In a seemingly perfect neighborhood, Sam and Maggie try to maintain their idyllic life after their dog's death. But secrets and surveillance threaten their facade.
Sunmi's debut graphic novel explores resilience and reinvention as two queer Asian American teens in San Francisco forge an unexpected connection amidst the pressures of high school.
Katie Beaton's "Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands" explores life in Alberta's oil rush through her stunning cartoons, capturing the contrasts of Canada.
Winner of the 2024 Stonewall Book Award, this diary-style graphic novel follows 12-year-old Tuva as she navigates middle school, crushes, and figuring out her identity.
Winner of Sydney Taylor Honor & National Jewish Book Award, Neal Shusterman's graphic novel delves into the Holocaust with surreal visions and themes of heroism and hope.