Dive Into a Good Book: Graphic Novels for Kids to Read This Summer

An author they’ve likely read and loved before, Terri Libenson is back with a story that reminds us bullying doesn’t have to be a regular part of life. Told from multiple points-of-view, this graphic novel will help kids (and their grown-ups) navigate middle school. 

Fans of The Last Kids on Earth series, unite! This brand new series from creator Max Brallier is a superhero spinoff that will welcome back old readers and bring in new fans to enjoy this unique, action-packed world.

One of the best parts of the Baby-Sitters Little Sister series is you don’t have to read them all in order. Fresh off the printer in paperback, Karen’s Sleepover follows Karen’s very first sleepover, complete with cookies, movies and big questions of friendship you won’t want to miss. 

So many dragons! Fly into the fiery adventure alongside five dragons determined to be their best and not accept what the world hands them. When life gives them lemons, they make their own destiny.

Vibrant and action-packed, this coming-of-age story is an otherworldly quest for identity, rich with Japanese culture, storytelling surprises, and mythical creatures.

It’s not easy being the new kid, especially when you don’t look like everyone else. This instant classic is about existing in two worlds and not belonging in either. It’s the story of finding yourself so that others can find you too.