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This graphic novel is about a girl name Katie who owns a popular restaurant called Seconds. Katie gains the opportunity to rewrite her past mistakes. However, there were rules to doing this which Katie did not follow so she end up making things worse. I believe this book could be used to teach how everyone has to follow rules, and following rules is crucial because if you do not follow rules more problems will occur. Read 4/ 11("hot" book published in 2014)

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This graphic novel is about a teenager awaiting trail for murder and robbery. He envisions his trial and his time in juvenile as a movie. Another thing about this graphic novel is that it is all in black and white. I would not recommend using this book in elementary school. The topic of murder and robbery is too much for them. I would wait until they are older. Read 3/20

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This graphic novel is about a girl name Penelope who has rules to get through middle school. However, she has to break these rules to get through middle school. This is another book I would only have in 5th grade, and I would just have it in my class library. I believe this book will be relatable to students, especially the shy ones. Read 3/11

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This graphic novel is about a middle schooler named Callie who is apart of a her school's drama production crew. This graphic novel covers friendships, teamwork, and all around drama. If you have this book in your classroom I would recommended it by for upper grades, mostly 5th grade. This would be a good book to have in your classroom because some of your students will more than likely be able to relate to it and enjoy reading this book. Read 3/8

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The Baby-Sitters Club (The Truth about Stacey) by Raina Telgemeier 

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The Baby-Sitters Club (The Truth about Stacey) by Raina Telgemeier 

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This graphic novel is about a girl name Stacey who just moved to a new town. She is also dealing with the fact that she has diabetes. Stacey gains three new friends and together they are the Baby-Sitters Club dealing with whatever comes their way. This book can be used to teach how people work together to keep their dream alive. Read 3/5