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Author: Raina Telgemeler
Level: 5th-6th
This is a sequel to Smile. Its a story about how Raina really wanted a sister to play with. Once her parents finally had another child Raina realized how polar opposite their personalities were. I could use this book to teach my students about the working through your differences with your siblings and the importance of family.

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Author: Cece Bell
Level: 4th-9th
This is a semi autobiography of Cece. It is a story about a young rabbit who has to were a phonic ear to hear her teacher. She then learns she has a super poser and can hear her teacher no matter where she is in the school. I could use this book to teach my students about people with exceptionalities. I could also teach them about the different ways people become deaf and that not all people are born deaf.

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Author: Raina Telgemeler
Level: 5th-6th
This is a story written about the authors childhood. The story is about how in the sixth grade after leaving girl scouts she falls and knocks out her two front teeth. She goes through surgery, braces, and retainers. I could use this story to talk about all the changes we go through in life and how sometimes things happen that are out of our control.

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Author: Robin Snyder
Level: 1st-5th
This is a series of graphic novels. This book is about aliens that come to earth in the form of cars, motorcycles and other technology. There are good aliens and evil aliens. The evil aliens wan to take over the world and the good bots are trying to help save earth. This is a good book to teach the importance of leadership.

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Author: Matin Powell
Level: 2nd grade - 5th Grade
This is a graphic novel about Johny Appleseed. It talks about his life and how he wanted to share his love for apples with the world by planting them across the country to help feed the poor. This book would be good to teach students the different ways we can go about helping our community. We can plant our food and grow it ourselves.