
WARRIORS: THE NEW PROPHECY
By Erin Hunter
The novels “Midnight” and “Moonrise” are adapted into a graphic novel by Gibson Twist.

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By Erin Hunter
The novels “Midnight” and “Moonrise” are adapted into a graphic novel by Gibson Twist.

By Tevagah
Carl is stuck with his ex-girlfriend’s cat, Donut, on a dangerous alien game show.

By Alice Oseman
Nick and Charlie’s relationship might encounter difficulties as they focus on things outside of it.

By Ann M. Martin
The 19th book in the Baby-Sitters Club graphic novel series. Will Dawn leave Stoneybrook for California for good?

By Erin Hunter
A graphic novel adaptation of "Into the Wild" and "Fire and Ice."

By Cassandra Calin
The second book in the series “The New Girl.” Someone has feelings for Lia while she hopes to get the attention of Julien.

By Gege Akutami
The athletic Yuji Itadori chooses to spend his time with members of the Occult Research Club, who unseal a cursed object.

By Dav Pilkey
The 14th book in the Dog Man series. The Space Cuties From Space return and discover the city has changed.

By Takeru Hokazono
When the Kyoto Bloodshed Hotel turns into a ghastly scene, Iori’s decision to recapture difficult memories or live in bliss is no longer in her hands.

By Marjane Satrapi
A memoir of the late author’s life from ages 6 to 14 in Iran, during and after its 1979 revolution, depicted through black-and-white comic strip images.

By Dav Pilkey
The second book in the Super Diaper Baby series. After having a mishap with his evil technology, Dr. Dinkle sets his sights on destroying every toilet in town.

By Erin Hunter
A graphic novel adaptation of “Forest of Secrets" and “Rising Storm.”

By John Patrick Green
Mango and Brash, along with some feline agents, look into what is causing the rain to turn green and the city’s water supply to become milk.

By Erin Hunter
A graphic novel adaptation of “A Dangerous Path” and “The Darkest Hour.”

By Mokumokuren
Yoshiki suspects that the person that came down from the mountains is not really his friend, Hikaru; translated by Ajani Oloye.