Illus., paper, New Press, $17.95, (978-1595585417.)Ī history of incarceration in America, from its origins as a Quaker-influenced institution to the present. Race to Incarcerate: A Graphic Retelling. John Lewis is a Congressman now, but back in the 60s he was a teenager standing up for justice. *Lewis, John, Andrew Aydin and Nate Powell. You thought the Donner Party's story couldn't be told with a sense of humor. Nathan Hale’s Hazardous Tales: Donner Dinner Party.
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Tammany Parish Library, Mandeville, LA Marcus Lowry, Roseville Library, Maplewood, MN Thomas Maluck, Richland Library, Columbia, SC Karen Perry, High Point, NC Jason Poole, Webster Public Library, Webster, NY Emily Pukas, Nashville Public Library, Nashville, TN Andrea Sowers, Joliet Public Library, Joliet, IL Brooke Young, Salt Lake City Public Library, Salt Lake City, UT.Ĭunningham, Daryl. Members of the Great Graphic Novels for Teens Committee are Tessa Barber, chair, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA Jonatha Jo Basye, Hampton City Schools, Hampton, VA Heather Gruenthal, Western High School, Anaheim, CA Katy Hepner, St. The list is designed to be a resource for libraries and teens alike.” “The graphic novels on this list are first rate in the marriage of storytelling and art and have appeal to a wide range of teen readers. “The 2014 Great Graphic Novels for Teens list explores ancient Chinese rebellions, first love, modern day Uganda, futuristic scenarios, civil rights in America and everything in between.” said Chair Tessa Barber. In addition, the Great Graphic Novels for Teens Committee created a Top Ten list of titles that exemplify the quality and range of graphic novels appropriate for teen audiences, denoted by an asterisk. The books, recommended for those ages 12-18, meet the criteria of both good quality literature and appealing reading for teens.
The list of 78 titles, drawn from 122 official nominations, is presented annually at the ALA Midwinter Meeting.
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