Does your younger reader want new books? Holiday House has some recent titles to check out. This week’s Small Press Spotlight gives a glimpse at some graphic novels obtainable now from the writer.
Mossy and Tweed: Double Trouble (I Like to Read® Comics) by Mirka Hokkanen (Holiday House, for ages 4–8, $14.99)
In the second Mossy and Tweed journey, Double Trouble, a unicorn vs. goat battle takes middle stage. Mossy and Tweed set out to assist their pal, Wise Old Unicorn, understand the Gnose Woods wants him too after a new shiny unicorn seems. Cozy Scandinavian illustrations, oodles of “oopsies,” and easy-to-read banter are positive to delight on this collection for rising readers.
Bizard the Bear Wizard by Chrissie Krebs (Margaret Ferguson Books, for ages 8-10, $20.99)
From the proficient author-illustrator Chrissie Krebs comes the primary of two hilarious youthful graphic novels a few bear who positive factors extraordinary magical powers when a wizard’s wand turns into caught in his head. Bear is none too happy to appear like a cross between a bear and a unicorn, even worse, he now has the power to grant needs—one thing he desires no a part of. But when the evil wolf and his dangerous guys threaten all of them, Bizard is aware of it’s time to embrace his magical future. Only he and his newly wanded-head can save the day now.
Stories of the Islands by Clar Angkasa (Holiday House, for ages 8–12, $22.99)
In this assortment of reimagined Indonesian fairy tales, the ladies are those with energy. Because why ought to ladies in folktales all the time want saving? Based on debut graphic novelist Clar Angkasa’s favourite childhood tales and gorgeously illustrated with a devoted colour palette for every story, this retelling of “Keong Mas,” “Bawang Merah Bawang Putih,” and “Timun Mas” is full of spectacular landscapes, deep feelings, and a agency perception within the energy of ladies’ tales.
Be That Way by Hope Larson (Margaret Ferguson Books/Holiday House, for ages 14 & up, $22.99)
Written in journal format interspersed with collage, comedian panels, and full-color illustrations, Be That Way is Eisner-Award-winning creator and illustrator Hope Larson’s first providing for YA audiences. Seventeen-year-old Christine retains a journal of an eventful yr in her life within the mid-90s whereas juggling troubled friendships and on the lookout for love. This highly effective coming-of-age story is about in a time earlier than the Internet that explores themes of betrayal, past love, self-expression, and the ability of artwork.
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