March: Books 1-3
This National Book Award-winning graphic series is the memoir of Congressman John Lewis who has dedicated his life to pursing equality and justice for all.
Che: una biografía gráfica
Revolution, love, and Cuba: A graphic biography of a man who changed the world.
Black History Month Adult Booklist
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh staff and board members recommend these must-read books that celebrate African American authors, culture and history.
El Deafo: A Graphic Novel for Children That Even Adults Will Enjoy
El Deafo by Cece Bell is one of the best children’s books I’ve ever read in my adult life.
Jem and the Holograms Volume 1: Showtime
Still full of glitter and glamour Thompson and Campbell presents a driven group of young musicians with possibly the coolest hair in the comics world.
Heroines of Horror
These horror books include strong female heroines who are smart to be fearful. Fear makes them cautious, but in some cases, they are not cautious enough.
Welcome to Stony Stream, Ohio
A surreal, time traveling mystery begins to unravel against a backdrop of 1980s nostalgia in… Paper Girls – Volume 1.
Vinland Saga
Vinland Saga by Makoto Yukimura first caught my attention because it is a manga (Japanese comic) about Vikings, which I thought could be a fun combination.
Year of Graphic Novels
Looking for some graphic novel recommendations? Do you like the color blue? How about coming-of-age stories? Here are a few of my favorites!
Wild, Wild Robots
Me: “OK Google, find me some books about robots.” Google: Whoa. We live in a world where we can ask a robot to find books about robots. Umm, maybe I … Continued