I AM #BLACKHISTORYMONTH – The Graphic Novel

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Let’s celebrate Black History Month with

The Graphic Novel

You’ve been living under a rock if you didn’t know that Graphic Novels are HOTT. Hotter than Hot! They appeal to so many different types of readers it is unreal. And YES, there are graphic novels for girls, boys AND AFRICAN AMERICANS.

Check it out

The March Series
Satchel Paige: Striking Out Jim Crow
A Right to be Hostile: A Boondocks Treasury
Yummy: The Last Days of a Southside Shorty
Little Miss Strange: Curse Of The Chameleon God

You can find more graphic novels, for kids and adults at Library Journal.

Tags Africa, African American, Black History Month, Boondocks, Buck, children, diversity, graphic novel, John Lewis, Little Miss Strange, March, MK Asante, picture books, Satchel Paige, Ta Nehisi Coates, teens, Walter Dean Myers, women, YA

By Pam

My passion is advocating for diversity in children's and YA literature.

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2 replies on “I AM #BLACKHISTORYMONTH – The Graphic Novel”

I’m a big fan of graphic novels and know they are the BEST books to get reluctant readers to read. Thanks for these suggestions!

yes yes they are!

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