Booklist's Guide to Graphic Novels is now live! |
It’s Graphic Novels Month here at Booklist, and we’re celebrating by making our renowned Guide to Graphic Novels in Libraries FREE to all!
Want even more graphic novel offerings, including webinars, interviews, suggestions on how to combat censorship in your library, and more? Check for updates on our blog, where we’ll house all the graphic novel goodies we’re sharing this month.
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Booklist Review of the Day |
O Say Can You Hear?
by Mark Clague
Americans take their national anthem for granted. Sung at sporting events and patriotic commemorations, it is also often parodied, and invoked both to defend conventional patriotic sentiments as well as to criticize and protest.
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Reviews in This Issue |
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Current Features |
Listen Up: Family Listening for Summer
by Heather Booth
Recommending an audiobook to share across generations and with a range of ages can be a tricky prospect! Guide your listeners to options based first on who is listening, and then find common interests within that age range.
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Booklist and LibraryReads Read ‘n’ Rave 2022
At this year’s ALA Annual Conference, Booklist and LibraryReads teamed up to bring back the popular Read ‘n’ Rave, where superstar librarians scour the Exhibit Hall floor to find the books you’ll want to know about for late summer and fall.
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Carte Blanche: Pride Month
by Michael Cart
Each year I’ve been keeping a list of new YA novels with LGBTQ+ content, and it’s been growing rapidly.
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