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Graphic Novels for National Hispanic Heritage Month | Reviews
Esther highlights some graphic novels with Latinx protagonists for National Hispanic Heritage Month.
‘Brooms’ Writer Jasmine Walls Picks Her Favorite Books by Black Creators | Guest Post
"Brooms" writer Jasmine Walls kicks off Black History Month with a list of ten of her favorite graphic novels by Black creators.
Top Digital Comics of 2021 in the NYC Schools
Running the Numbers: Esther takes a look at the top digital comics of 2021 in the New York City school system.
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May is #AAPI Month|Booklist
This year, as we honor Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, it feels more somber and more important as there has been a rise in hate crimes against the Asian and Pacific Islander communities, which has spurred the #stopAsianHate movement.
Grief and Loss in Comics | Roundtable
At the end of a difficult year, the Good Comics for Kids team discusses graphic novels that can spark conversations around grief and loss.
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Classic Backlist & Readalikes for Kids
In the comic book industry, individual creators—writers, illustrators, inkers, letterers, colorists, and everyone else involved in bringing new, immersive art to life—can become popular celebrities with a single commercial success or major award recognition. Many well-known creators have their own fandoms who will stand in line for hours at signings; overflow large conference rooms at […]
Graphic Medicine for Kids & Teens
The term graphic medicine was coined by Dr. Ian Williams—comics artist, physician, and editor of graphicmedicine.org—to “denote the role that comics can play in the study and delivery of healthcare.”
Historical Fact or Fiction?
With American politics in the throes of a divisive election and a never-ending, unprecedented news cycle, intense focus has been given to every new development for at least fifteen minutes.
You’re Not Alone in Feeling Alone
“Honestly, I think learning loss is the least of our worries. It’s essential to give them space to talk about how they are feeling. If things are falling apart, we have to take care of them rather than push on with a lesson.” —”In This Together: School Librarians Help Address Learning Loss, Upheaval,” SLJ It’s […]
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