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Tag: middle grade

Raina Telgemeier’s “Sisters” is a Winning Sequel to “Smile”

In 2010 Raina Telgemeier‘s auto-biographical graphic novel Smile was published. It received both critical and commercial success. In the book Telgemeier shares … More

book review, graphic novel, middle grade, raina telgemeier, sisters, smile

Jennifer Holm’s “The Fourteenth Goldfish” is a Charming MG Read with a Science Twist

Jennifer L. Holm is no stranger to middle grade literature. Her Babymouse graphic novel series has been hugely successful and … More

babymouse, book review, jennifer l. holm, middle grade, the fourteenth goldfish

Cleopatra in Space by Mike Maihack is a Mildly Entertaining Middle Grade Graphic Novel

Cleopatra is 15 years old and is being prepped to become the ruler of her nation. She is sassy, hates … More

book review, cleopatra in space, graphic novel, middle grade, scholastic

‘Revolution’ by Deborah Wiles Combines Heart and Humor to Talk About a Dark Moment in American History

At 544 pages, before one even opens the book, Revolution stands out as a unique Middle Grade (Grades 3-7) reading … More

1960s, book review, Deborah wiles, kidlit, middle grade, revolution, scholastic

Glory Be is a Fabulous MG Historical Novel Which Introduces the Jim Crow South with Just the Right Mix of Intellegence and Compassion

Augusta Scattergood successfully transports her readers to the summer of 1964, Hanging Moss Mississippi. You can feel the heaviness in … More

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