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  • School Bus Graveyard, Volume 1 by RED
    Genre: Young Adult, Graphic Novel, Horror Pages: 272 pagesPublished Date: June 30, 2026Publisher: Ink PopSeries: YesRating: 4 out of 5 School Bus Graveyard immediately pulled me in with its creepy premise and kept me turning the pages until the very end. What starts as a simple school field trip quickly turns into something much darker as … Continue reading School Bus Graveyard, Volume 1 by RED
  • Hand-Me-Down: A Graphic Memoir by Damian Alexander
    Genre: Middle-Grade Pages: 224 pagesPublished Date: July 28, 2026Publisher: First SecondSeries: N/ARating: 4 out of 5 When I first saw Hand-Me-Down, I expected a story about growing up poor and relying on secondhand clothes. While that’s certainly part of Damian Alexander’s memoir, it’s really about something much deeper. It’s about grief, family, and how the … Continue reading Hand-Me-Down: A Graphic Memoir by Damian Alexander
  • Olive: Lost in Inner Space by Vero Cabot
    Genre: Young Adult, Sci-Fi, Contemporary Realism (with a twist) Pages: 256 pagesPublished Date: May 19, 2026Publisher: Abrams Comic ArtsSeries: N/ARating: 4 out of 5 Olive: Lost in Inner Space was a really interesting and enjoyable graphic novel overall. The artwork is beautiful and expressive, and Olive’s inner world is one of the most creative and visually … Continue reading Olive: Lost in Inner Space by Vero Cabot
  • Singing Bones by S. G. Ullman
    Genre: Historical Fiction (Prehistoric) with elements of Climate Fiction and Literary Fiction. Pages: 339 pagesPublished Date: March 25, 2026Publisher: Stuart UllmanSeries: The Téuta’s Child SeriesRating: 4 out of 5 Singing Bones by S. G. Ullman is a deeply immersive work of historical fiction that transports readers to a prehistoric world shaped by uncertainty, survival, and quiet … Continue reading Singing Bones by S. G. Ullman
  • Antihero by Gregg Hurwitz
    Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Spies, SuspensePages: 416 pagesPublished Date: February 10, 2026Publisher: St. Martin’s Press | Minotaur BooksSeries: Orphan XRating: 4 out of 5 I’m always happy to return to the world of Orphan X, and Antihero reminded me why this series continues to work so well for me. Gregg Hurwitz delivers the mix of intensity, action, and character growth that … Continue reading Antihero by Gregg Hurwitz