#Middle-Grade Graphic Novel

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Gabriel Agreste in another life?

Vice Principal Balderdash (yes, that's his name) in the middle-grade graphic novel Blue Stars: The Vice Principal Problem, sure makes me think of Gabriel!

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He's the only interesting character in the whole book.

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Preview of Sam Long’s story, drawn by the amazing Cynthia Yuan Cheng! (@cynthiaycheng, cynthiaycheng.com)

Becoming Who We Are Kickstarter ends Dec 14! Preorder now to help us fund the book!

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Entering into a World of STEM Learning with Eunice and Sabrina Moyle

Creator Spotlight: Entering into a World of STEM Learning with Eunice and Sabrina Moyle

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It’s back! Creator Spotlight is back after an unexpected hiatus, in the previous interview, provided our readers with a look into the Video Game and Animation Industry with Marlene Sharp, Consulting Producer at Neko Productions, Head of Creative Development and Production at Pink Poodle Productions.

Sabrina and Eunice MoylePhoto Credit Amanda Marmer

This interview will have us entering into the…

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Redwall meets... Jane Austen?? Yes hehe. Finally decided to indulge a lil' in my ye old Jane Austen but make them woodland creatures au :>

Mr. Darcy is a badger, naturally, while the Bennets are all mice. But fret not!! This little mouse lady is not meek in the least ;)

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WEIRDO, a middle grade graphic novel memoir about young Tony Weaver Jr.'s journey through his awkward preteen years as he navigates how to be his true nerdy self in an environment unkind to his mental health. I co-created/illustrated this book! It's out in bookstores that sell American graphic novels now.

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I have always loved Molly Knox Ostertag's work, in particular the really cute, heartwarming tact of the Witch Boy trilogy's trans allegory and the way it feels so well built to walk that fine line of appropriately nuanced but still perfectly digestible for its intended teen audience.

Well The Deep Dark is more of precisely that style of writing and it blows me away just as much now as Witch Boy did the first time I read it. It's exactly the kind of book I wish I'd had as a kid, and the sort of thing that lights a little hopeful flame in the jaded dark corners of my heart. It's the sort of thing that helps me feel optimistic about a generation of kids who will grow up with this kind of story as their formative personal mythos.

I know I don't usually do reviews or recommendation on this blog so I dunno who this is for really, and it certainly won't have any particular reach, but if you find yourself with the chance to, I really can't recommend The Deep Dark enough. And of course everything else Molly Knox Ostertag has had a hand in, even the one's she's not been the sole author on.

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Would you believe me if I said all of these graphic novel adaptations (except for the whatever after one) came out in 2022?

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Considering the success of the Percy Jackson TV series, I do hope this graphic novel series is adapted at some point.

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Every so often you manage to pencil a page that preserves the energy and insanity of the original thumbnail and the feeling is just…

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THE WITCH'S WINGS & OTHER TERRIFYING TALES, an 'are you afraid of the dark?' graphic novel with three stories based on hispanic urban legends, comes out october 3rd 2023!!!

kick off the halloween season & ✨ preorder it now ✨ if fun, spooky middle-grade horror is your jam!

i'm so excited for people to get to read this book; everyone involved put so much love into it, and i can't wait to hear what people think once it's out in the world. to celebrate how close the release date is, here are a few preview pages from my segment of the book, the tale of the haunting of bus #13!

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Here are some books I've enjoyed by Palestinian authors. One small way we can help Palestinians is by reading their stories and sharing them. I included a variety, so whether you want to read heartbreaking stories of living under occupation or you want to get really attached to a Mars rover, one of these books should pique your interest 📚

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oh my god you make Kingfisher. I had followed both your SFW account and this one without knowing you were the same person. Oh God.

LOOOL don't worry, that's pretty common actually. I don't purposely try to change my art style or anything but I do try to keep the accounts separate and the subject matter are pretty different.

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Every month I go "Wow, I really bit off more than I can chew with this TBR; I'll make a smaller one next month," and every month I proceed to make a way too big TBR

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Hello!! If you've been following me for any length of time you might remember that I've been busy working on my debut graphic novel! Today, I can announce the series title: DRAGONFORGED! And Book 1 is Sword of the Champion!

Above are pics from the Advance Reading Copy, which I received from my publisher over the weekend. (The final book will be in full color, but I thought it'd be fun to give you guys a lil taste.)

Dragonforged is set in the kingdom of Draeland, which fell to the evil Fiendlord 100 years before the main story. But the Goddess who watches over this realm has chosen a new hero to banish the darkness...

It's a story that harkens back to some of my favorite stuff growing up including games like The Legend of Zelda, Dragon Quest and old-school Final Fantasy, combined with my love of fight scenes and silly faces, lol.

I hope to share more in the coming months!!!!!!!!!!

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Indu, the Lunar Boy. Child from the sky.