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Raina Telgemeier
Ages – middle school and high school
Review – this graphic novel is an autobiographical tale of the authors life from sixth grade to high school. Though it has many comedic moments, it also deals with many issues that kids today face. It is wonderful for middle school or's and highschooler's as well as they face struggles of growing up

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Ages – fifth grade to eighth grade
Review- Invisible Emmie Is similar to Smile and El Deafo. It deals with a young girl  struggling through middle school through humor and situations that many tweens can relate to. It wasn't my favorite, but I can see why many adolescents would love it.

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Guardians of The Galaxy by Brian Michael Bendis

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Guardians of The Galaxy by Brian Michael Bendis

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Ages – middle school and high school
Review – this graphic novel fits into the superhero avengers category. However, it is very appropriate for middle schoolers ' and highschooler's and has a more comedic feel the most comic books. It is been turned into a very successful film, with a new film on the way. I really enjoyed reading this graphic novel almost as much as I enjoyed the film.

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Ages – middle school
This graphic novel is a take on the classic novel a wrinkle in time, however it is done and graphic novel form. It is the same exact story, but with illustrations and dialogue and a graphic novel format.

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Ages – fourth through seventh grade
This graphic novel is semi auto biographical. It tells the story of Cece Bell's life and how she dealt with a hearing loss. All of the characters in the story however, are bunnies.