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Tag: Random House Graphic
Jennifer L. and Matthew Holm on 20 Years of Babymouse | Interview
Jennifer and Matthew Holm, the brother-and-sister creators of Babymouse, reflect on their creation and the way attitudes have changed in the 20 years since they started.
Recent Graphic Novel Deals, Late October 2025 | News
Here's a look at the graphic novels that publishers have been acquiring, and when we can expect to see them.
Recent Graphic Novel Deals, Late September 2025 | News
Here's a look at the graphic novels that publishers have been acquiring, and when we can expect to see them.
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Review: Junie B. Jones and a Little Monkey Business
The graphic adaptation of the second volume in the Junie B. Jones keeps the humor of the originals and lets the reader see Junie B.'s vivid facial expressions as well.
Recent Graphic Novel Deals, Early September 2025 | News
Here's a look at the graphic novels that publishers have been acquiring, and when we can expect to see them.
Recent Graphic Novel Deals, Late August 2025 | News
Here's a look at the graphic novels that publishers have been acquiring, and when we can expect to see them.
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Sugar Shack | Review
Lucy Knisley's Peapod Farm trilogy wraps up with a heartwarming winter tale about family, friendship, and acceptance.
Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus: The Graphic Novel | Review
The Junie B. Jones graphic novel captures the essence of the original books, while the artwork lifts up the prose with cheerful energy.
Greater Secrets | Review
The story of a girl's journey in search of her missing sister is a perfect read for introspective teens.
Halfway to Somewhere | Review
In cartoonist Jose Pimienta's latest graphic novel, non-binary Mexican middle-schooler Ave moves to Kansas with half of their family and must adjust to a new home and a new life, without forsaking their own identity.
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