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Showing posts with label ya graphic. Show all posts

Saturday, December 6, 2014

In Real Life by Cory Doctorow and Jen Wang, First Second, 2014.

Fabulous graphic for gamer girls middle school and up. Cory Doctorow. Action, gaming gender issues, gaming economy, international issues come home. Quick Read-- wish I ordered this one.

Friday, December 14, 2012

Trickster: Native American Tales- A Graphic Collection by Matt Dembiki. Fulcrum Books, 2010. 220 pages.

Graphic compilation of native american trickster tales-- rabbit, raven, raccoon and coyote-- trickster tales from many native peoples, each retold by different authors and illustrators. I love folktales, trickster tales in particular and this compilation, while  necessarily uneven-- all those different writing and illustration styles-- is still very well done. The graphic format enhances the volume-- it is very tough to get most middle schoolers to pick up a volume of folklore. I loved it. A winner. BPL_BPS summer reading myths and legends- 6th - 8th grade.