Graphic Novels

Martina wonders about the history of Panama before Columbus. Not getting an answer from anyone, she builds a time machine and travels through time and different geological eras to discover its and her origin story. Source with audio and page viewer.

Georg Takei was four years old when President F D. Roosevelt ordered every person of Japanese descent to one of ten relocation centers. This is George's story of four years growing up a prisoner behind barbed wire fences thousands of miles from his birth town and how this experience would shape his future as an actor, author, and activist.

See also his Ted Talk: Why I love a Country that Once Betrayed Me (15:46)

An evil Lunar Queen Levana gains control of lunar inhabitants, attempts to marry a handsome emperor, and works to enslave the inhabitants of the Earth. Nine heroes battle to depose her and enthrone the long lost Princess, restore peace on the Moon and between the Earth and Moon inhabitants.

Characters

• Cinder, cyborg, mechanic, long lost Moon Princess, Queen Selene Backburn of Luma
• Emperor, Kai
• Thief, Captain Carswell Throne
• Scarlet Benoit, farm girl,
• Wolf, biogenetically engineered soldier
• Cress, hacker, Crescent Moon Darnel
• Sir Jacin Clay, member of the Royal Guard,
• Winter Hayle-Blackburn, scarred Princess, Ambassader to Earth, step daughter of Queen Levana, sister to Cinder
• Iko, android

Supporting characters and items

• Rampion - spacecraft
• Alpha Lysander Steele, special operative 212
• The pack, savage beasts, feral animals, trained mutts. (Want to convince Queen Selene they are men & not beasts, mosters, savages & demand she reverse their mutations.
• Sir Garrison Clay, Old Royal Guard member but supports Cinder now, Jacin's dad,
• Sir Kinney - Tressa's brother

The story of desegregation, voting rights, and discrimination from the 1960's until Barak Obama as told by John Robert Lewis.

Issues 1- 4.

Amelia (fourth grade) is an only child who lives with her recently divorced mother. She has one melodramatic adventure after another. Each packed with freewheeling energetic antics. Her good and bad traits are illustrated in full colored graphic art. Jealousy, meanness, sadness, confusion, generosity, and love splatter the pages.

One man's journey to reduce violence in black American communities.

• Book One, The Stonekeeper's Amulet
• Book Two, The Stonekeeper Curse Amulet
• Book Three, The Cloud Searchers

Adventuring to Atlantis. Incredible illustrations.

Nathaniel is apprenticed to learn magic and encounters Simon Lovelace who humiliates Nathan in public. Nathan determined to learn more spells and magic on his own summons a djinni Bartimaeus. Let the trilogy begin. Adventure, excitement, suspense, magic, spells, power, and of course good versus evil.

Amelia (fourth grade) is an only child who lives with her recently divorced mother. She has one melodramatic adventure after another. Each packed with freewheeling energetic antics. Her good and bad traits are illustrated in full colored graphic art. Jealousy, meanness, sadness, confusion, generosity, and love splatter the pages. TEN stories included in this book are: The Whole World is Crazy - What Makes You Happy - Superheroes - When the Past Is a Present - The Gym Class System - Loosely in Disguise, and Frightened - Amelia McBride and the Other Side of Yuletide - Speak Softee to Me - True Things (Adults Don't Want Kids to Know) The Teenage Guide to NOT Being Unpopular.

• Book One, The Stonekeeper's Amulet
• Book Two, The Stonekeeper Curse Amulet
• Book Three, The Cloud Searchers

This creatively designed graphic novel tells the complete Artemis Fowl story of The Artic Incident in a way that was not possible in the mere novel. The author, Colfer collaborated with the illustrators, Rigano, and the fact file page creator Alexander Garkusha to combine text and illustrations in a format that includes detailed character information in illustrations, text, and in character files physically embedded in the graphic novel. The combination of these three elements create a style and tone for the story that may provide more detail and a richer experience than the original novel. It is a great feat, but not the first as Artemis Fowl: The Graphic Novel preceded it. Still a great experience.

Amelia (fourth grade) is an only child who lives with her recently divorced mother. She has one melodramatic adventure after another. Each packed with freewheeling energetic antics. Her good and bad traits are illustrated in full colored graphic art. Jealousy, meanness, sadness, confusion, generosity, and love splatter the pages.

Five stories included in this book are:

• The Whole world is crazy
• The Gym Class System
• Loosely in Disguise, and Frightened
• Amelia McBride and the Other Side of Yuletide
• Speak Softee to Me

age 9 years fourth grade topics growing up friends divorce

Amelia (fourth grade) is an only child who lives with her recently divorced mother. She has one melodramatic adventure after another. Each packed with freewheeling energetic antics. Her good and bad traits are illustrated in full colored graphic art. Jealousy, meanness, sadness, confusion, generosity, and love splatter the pages.

Coraline finds a door with a brick wall or door way into a parallel disturbing world of people with black button eyes. Let the games begin. Scarry movies, supernatural adventure, witch craft, romps through a dungeon, missing parents, mystery and suspense; masterfully written this story will enthrall all readers.

Incredible vivid illustrations of knights and fantasy story.

This creatively designed graphic novel tells the complete first story of Artemis Fowl in a way that was not possible in the mere novel. The authors, Colfer and Donkin, collaborated with the illustrators, Rigano and Lamanna to combine text and illustrations in a format that includes detailed character information in illustrations, text, and in character files physically embedded in the graphic novel. The combination of these three elements create a style and tone for the story that may provide more detail and a richer experience than the original novel.

Amelia (fourth grade) is an only child who lives with her recently divorced mother. She has one melodramatic adventure after another. Each packed with freewheeling energetic antics. Her good and bad traits are illustrated in full colored graphic art. Jealousy, meanness, sadness, confusion, generosity, and love splatter the pages.

Between a graphic novel and comic book. Historical birth of super heroes on Earth.

Graphic novel about Babymouse who wants so bad to go to a slumber party with the popular girls she wants so much to be friends with. She blows off her best friend in her desires to acquire an invitation. However, in the end even a mouse can understand her true personality and accept what she really is.

Cartoon that may be too advanced for me. I don't know why, but I did read the uncolored version from beginning to end and would like to know WHAT? This one is colored and it really adds much greater style and tone for ... ? The entire series that was first published as a newspaper cartoon is now available as a graphic novel.

Well written very engaging fantasy adventure to read aloud in primary grades. The author plays with the reader by using the word "reader". Makes comments about the meaning of some word (perfidy). And uses a generally delightful tone - With a rope made of mice whiskers, He went up to see the light and ended in the Queen's soup... As he was running away he looked back and saw... the Princess's look that broke his heart...

Could do a plot study for Scooby-Doo - the gang decides to do something, someone doesn't want it done, try to foil it with a haunting, challenge to figure out what is going on (who is haunting)?, In the investigation process a mayhem action sequence erupts, Scooby-Doo and Shaggy crash into each other (climax), resolution with haunting unmasked, rectify, ride off into the sunset.

The series includes 7 volumes with three adventures in each volume:

Volume 1: Tintin in America, Cigars of the Pharaoh, & The Blue Lotus.

The language and actions of the characters in the different cultural settings seem to cross a line from comedy into biased and even racist language and situations. Unfortunately dating it for young readers.

Image from a Tintin cover sells as one of the most expensive comic book art in the world for about $3.84 million USD.