Offering books in a variety of genres, including contemporary, futuristic, dystopian/post-apocalyptic fiction, for ages 8 and up.
Landra Jennings, Writer of books for young readers, ages 8 through 12. Find links to purchase books, download free educator resources, as well as details of upcoming appearances and contact information for the author.
Today is Ruth’s first day of third grade at Dalton. The prestigious institution on New York’s Upper East Side couldn’t be more different from her old school in Harlem. Despite being the smartest girl in her grade, Ruth suspects that her classmates and teachers only see her dark skin....
All of these titles will be published under DC’s newly announced imprints, DC Kids for kids 8-12 and DC for readers 13 and up (see “DC To Abandon Vertigo, Zoom, and Ink Brands”). The previously unannounced Spring 2020 middle-grade graphic novels include (covers in gallery b...
Select a graphic novel that is appropriate for your subject area and grade level. Consider the themes and concepts that you want to teach and choose a graphic novel that aligns with your goals. 2 Plan The Cross-Curricular Connections Identify specific connections between the graphic novel and ...
MORE: Graphic novels for Kindergarten - 3rd Grade Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani Find it: Bookshop | Amazon This is a simply lovely graphic novel about a girl who seeks answers about her family. One day, Pri finds a pashmina in an old suitcase. When she puts it on, she is transported to a...
Barbara Dee's fourteen middle grade novels are about smart kids facing real challenges with humor: Violets Are Blue, Maybe He Just Likes You
The major buzz this season is that Scott McCloud and Raina Telgemeier have a new book—drawn together, no less. They’re joined by middle grade favorites like Vera Brosgol and K. O’Neill.
I found several wonderful nonfiction graphic novels that will also be enjoyed by upper middle grade readers and teens. I chose not to do full reviews for this list, but recommend all of them.Further reading: Shackleton: Antarctic Odysseyby Nick Bertozzi ...
Mr Wolf is looking forward to his first day teaching fourth grade, as his students prepare to return to school amid a myriad of real life challenges. Hurt feelings, bathroom dilemmas, new friendships, a lost student and a very silly survey all feel very relatable for young elementary students...