Great Graphic Novels for Teens
Graphic novels and manga aren’t always about superheroes and these eight titles feature a diversity of characters and experiences.
Read It Before You See It
Many of this past year’s Best Picture nominees were adapted from books – check out both and compare!
Tales for Tweens
These tales are the perfect stories for middle grade readers. Full of adventure, mystery, and friendship, there’s sure to be a title for every tween!
Rainbow Reads
Whether you’re looking for a mirror of yourself or a window into those around you, these books give you a glimpse of the LGBTQI rainbow.
Annihilation
Literary science fiction at its weirdest, Annihilation dares readers to comprehend the unimaginable. Not for those who need an end to a story.
Time and Time Again
Have you ever wished you could change history? What would happen? Would it turn out like you expect?
Fantastically Dark Short Story Collections
With stories that range from slightly unsettling, to truly bizarre and dark, these collections are biting reflections of the world in which we live.
Lumberjanes: Beware the Kitten Holy
Welcome to Miss Quinzella Thiskwin Penniquiqul Thistle Crumpet’s Camp for Hardcore Lady-Types… adventure, hired yetis, bad puns and ‘friendship to the max’ await!
Strangers, Magic and Mystery
Hoodoo Hatcher, knows someone is looking for him. The Stranger has come to town full of black magic. With the help of his friend Bunny and the all knowing Mrs. Snuff, Hoodoo must destroy the demon who is after him.
Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
The world of Station Eleven weaves past, present, and future in a post-apocalyptic narrative where other humans are both humanity’s saviors and its nightmare.