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GRAPHICA! Comics for children and middle schoolers April 2024
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Viewfinder
by Christine D. U. Chung
Arriving on an Earth devoid of people, a young space traveler discovers a viewfinder that reveals how the planet used to be, in this wordless, adventure-filled graphic novel about resilience and the extraordinary place we call home.
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What made California the Golden State? : life during the gold rush
by Shing Yin Khor
Explore the Gold Rush from the perspective of William Miller and Henry Garrison, two miners in the Sierra Nevada region, and uncover the often unrelenting conditions of the California gold mines. A story of community, determination, and the search for the American Dream, this graphic novel invites readers to immerse themselves into what life was really like during this pivotal period in American history.
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Hugo's haunted handbook
by Dave Whamond
A ghost expert, Hugo soon learns he didn't, in fact, get rid of his ghost and discovers they might actually be good company if given the chance, in this hilarious graphic novel about finding friendship in the most unexpected places.
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Asgardians: Odin
by George O'Connor
In this epic new saga about the Norse gods, warrior god Odin, chief of Aesir, travels the Nine Worlds in search of knowledge and discovers that nothing is learned without sacrifice.
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Waffles and Pancake: Planetary-yum
by Drew Brockington
When they lose Dad-cat in the big science museum after seeing extraordinary things, kittens Pancake and Waffles wonder if they’ll get stuck living in the museum and eating star tots and tuna melts fur-ever.
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Gnome and Rat : time to party
by Lauren Stohler
With his best friend Gnome's 133rd birthday fast approaching, Rat feels a little left out since he doesn't have a day of his own to celebrate until they come up with an entirely new holiday, discovering they'll always have something special to celebrate: each other.
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All Is Nat Lost
by Maria Scrivan
When an overnight class trip to Philadelphia gets off to a bad start, with one disaster after another, Nat must turn things around or lose the independence her parents' finally gave her.
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Lovely Muco! 2
by Takayuki Mizushina
Deep in the mountains of Akita, the tranquility is broken by only one thing--MUCO!! Through cherry blossom season and the mysteries of "Christmas" to the joy and heartache of Valentine's Day, Muco endures the pain of trips to the vet and the humiliation of learning a new trick, all while fending off potential rivals for the affection of her beloved Mr. Komatsu.
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Wildful
by Kengo Kurimoto
When Poppy stumbles upon a forgotten forest, she learns, with the guidance of a new friend, to find magic in the wilderness and must help her mother, who is deeply depressed after the death of her Gran, find beauty in both nature and in life.
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Absolute Zeros : Camp Launchpad
by Greg Smith
When the hotshot owner of a rival space camp makes a 10-million-dollar bet that could turn Camp Launchpad around, three ambitious, space-loving campers must put their differences aside to pull off a miracle.
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Duck and Moose: Duck Moves In!
by Kirk Reedstrom
Moose's peaceful existence is interrupted by the arrival of Duck, who loves parties, karaoke and living with?—?and on?—?Moose's head, but when his efforts to send Duck packing do not work, Moose realizes Duck might be the best thing spring could bring. Illustrations.
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