
A Hero's Guide to Deadly Dragons
by Cressida Cowell
Join Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III in another hilarious adventure in the How to Train Your Dragon series. In A Hero's Guide to Deadly Dragons, Hiccup just wants a peaceful birthday, but life as the heir to the Hairy Hooligan tribe is never simple. When his father decides to steal a precious book from the Meathead Public Library to prove a point, Hiccup finds himself in a race against time—and a very scary Librarian—to save the day. This book is a perfect choice for children who love slapstick humor, quirky dragons, and stories about underdogs finding their inner strength.
Ideal for readers interested in Viking lore and mythical creatures, Cressida Cowell’s writing combines wit with heart-pounding action. Whether your child is a fan of the DreamWorks films or is discovering Hiccup for the first time, this installment offers a unique blend of sketches and storytelling that keeps even reluctant readers engaged. It is a great choice for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid who are looking to transition into fantasy worlds.
Highlights:
- Features a hilarious heist at the world's most dangerous library.
- Includes a bonus Dragonese dictionary for aspiring dragon-whisperers.
- Explores themes of bravery and what it truly means to be a hero.
- Perfect for fans of the How to Train Your Dragon movies and TV shows.

A Tale of Two Kitties
by Dav Pilkey
A Tale of Two Kitties is the third installment in Dav Pilkey's wildly popular Dog Man series. In this hilarious graphic novel, our favorite canine-headed hero faces a new challenge when his arch-nemesis, Petey the Cat, tries to clone himself. Instead of a devious partner-in-crime, Petey ends up with Li'l Petey—a sweet, innocent kitten who would rather do good than cause trouble. As Dog Man tries to keep the city safe, he must also navigate the chaos caused by this tiny new furball.
This book is a perfect choice for children who love slapstick humor, fast-paced action, and expressive illustrations. It is an ideal pick for reluctant readers who may be intimidated by traditional novels but are drawn to the engaging comic book format. Parents will appreciate how the story subtly explores themes of nature versus nurture and the power of kindness, all while keeping kids laughing out loud. If your child enjoyed Captain Underpants or Diary of a Wimpy Kid, this is a must-read addition to their bookshelf.
Highlights:
- Introduces the fan-favorite character Li'l Petey, adding heart and empathy to the series.
- Features "Flip-O-Rama" animation pages that provide interactive fun for young readers.
- Combines silly humor with meaningful lessons about responsibility and choosing to be good.
- Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence and stamina in elementary students.

Adventure Time, Vol. 1
by Ryan North
Join Finn the Human and Jake the Dog in the Land of Ooo for an epic adventure that captures all the charm and wit of the beloved animated series. In Adventure Time, Vol. 1, written by the acclaimed Ryan North, our heroes face off against the Lich, a powerful villain who is sucking everything into a bag of nothingness. This graphic novel is perfect for children who love high-stakes fantasy mixed with surreal humor and heartfelt moments of friendship.
Ideal for readers interested in vibrant storytelling and unique world-building, this volume brings the Land of Ooo to life with stunning illustrations and clever dialogue. Whether your child is a longtime fan of the show or a newcomer to the series, they will be captivated by the creative plot twists and the unbreakable bond between Finn and Jake. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who enjoy the visual storytelling of comics but still want a rich, engaging narrative.
Highlights:
- Features the iconic duo Finn the Human and Jake the Dog in an all-new story.
- Written by Eisner Award-winner Ryan North with dynamic, colorful artwork.
- Perfect for fans of the Cartoon Network series and lovers of wacky fantasy adventures.
- Explores themes of heroism, loyalty, and the power of imagination.

Adventure Time, Vol. 2
by Ryan North
Join Finn the Human and Jake the Dog in the Land of Ooo for another set of mathematical adventures! In Adventure Time, Vol. 2, written by the acclaimed Ryan North, the stakes are higher and the jokes are even funnier. This graphic novel captures the whimsical, post-apocalyptic charm of the hit animated series while offering brand-new stories that expand the lore of our favorite heroes. It is the perfect choice for children who love high-energy storytelling, quirky characters, and epic quests that blend heart with hilarity.
This volume is ideal for readers interested in fast-paced action and visual storytelling. Whether they are facing off against the Ice King or dealing with the latest cosmic threat, Finn and Jake demonstrate that no problem is too big when you have your best friend by your side. Parents will appreciate the clever meta-humor and the positive messages about loyalty and perseverance. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who are drawn to the graphic novel format and fans of the show looking for more depth in the Land of Ooo.
Highlights:
- Wacky and imaginative world-building that stays true to the beloved TV series.
- Strong emphasis on the power of friendship and working together to solve problems.
- Hilarious meta-commentary and hidden jokes that reward attentive readers.
- Vibrant, action-packed illustrations that make every page a visual treat.

Adventure Time, Vol. 3
by Ryan North
Step into the Land of Ooo with Adventure Time, Vol. 3, a deluxe hardcover edition that brings the beloved animated series to life on the page. This volume is a must-have for young readers who enjoy high-energy stories filled with wit and wonder. The collection features a unique “Choose-Your-Own-Adventure-Time” story where readers get to decide the path Finn and Jake take, making it an interactive and engaging experience for even the most reluctant readers. From battling bizarre monsters to exploring hidden kingdoms, the fun never stops in this mathematical collection.
In this volume, the stakes get personal when BMO, the lovable video game console friend, falls ill. Finn the human and Jake the dog must shrink down and travel inside BMO to save their friend, leading to one of their strangest and most imaginative adventures yet. This book is perfect for children who love the Adventure Time TV show or are fans of humorous graphic novels like Dog Man or The Bad Guys. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in friendship, surreal humor, and epic quests.
Highlights:
- Interactive “Choose-Your-Own-Adventure” format that encourages multiple readings and engagement.
- Vibrant, high-quality illustrations that perfectly capture the unique art style of the Land of Ooo.
- Heartwarming themes of friendship and loyalty between Finn, Jake, and their friend BMO.
- A great choice for fans of media tie-in comics and fast-paced, funny storytelling.

Adventure Time, Vol. 4
by Ryan North
Join Finn the Human and Jake the Dog in another mathematical journey through the Land of Ooo! In Adventure Time, Vol. 4, our heroes are doing what they do best: rescuing princesses and thwarting the Ice King's chilly plans. However, the stakes get even higher when they stumble upon the legendary Secret Dungeons of Ooo. These hidden labyrinths are filled with dangerous traps, bizarre monsters, and most importantly, incredible prizes waiting at the end. In a surprising twist, even the Ice King joins the fray as they all fight their way to the finish line.
This volume is perfect for children who love the hit animated series and are looking for more offbeat humor and epic quests. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in fast-paced graphic novels that blend slapstick comedy with heartfelt moments of friendship. Parents will find this a great choice for reluctant readers, as the vibrant artwork and witty dialogue by Ryan North keep the pages turning. Whether your child is a long-time fan of the show or a newcomer to the Land of Ooo, this collection offers a fantastic blend of action and imagination.
Highlights:
- Features the beloved duo Finn and Jake in an all-new dungeon-crawling adventure.
- Includes a unique team-up with the Ice King, adding a layer of unpredictable humor.
- Vibrant, high-quality illustrations that capture the iconic style of the TV show.
- Perfect for fans of fantasy, gaming tropes, and lighthearted heroics.

Adventure Time, Vol. 5
by Ryan North
Adventure Time, Vol. 5 brings readers back to the whimsical and unpredictable Land of Ooo, but this time, the stakes are personal for Princess Bubblegum. When one of her scientific experiments goes haywire, the entire kingdom is put at risk. With Finn and Jake unavailable to save the day, the Princess must step up, take responsibility for her mistake, and use her wit and bravery to protect her friends and her people. This volume offers a refreshing shift in focus, highlighting the strength and ingenuity of one of the series' most beloved female characters.
Perfect for children who love fast-paced graphic novels and fans of the hit animated series, this book is an ideal choice for readers interested in stories about science, leadership, and fixing one's own mistakes. The vibrant artwork and witty dialogue by Ryan North make it a great choice for reluctant readers who enjoy humor mixed with high-stakes action. Parents will appreciate the positive messages about accountability and problem-solving found within these colorful pages.
Highlights:
- Features Princess Bubblegum in a rare solo lead role, showcasing her scientific skills.
- Action-packed plot that explores the consequences of scientific curiosity.
- Vibrant, expressive illustrations that capture the unique style of the Land of Ooo.
- Humorous and engaging dialogue suitable for middle-grade readers.

Adventure Time, Vol. 6
by Ryan North
Join Finn the Human and Jake the Dog in Adventure Time, Vol. 6, a vibrant graphic novel that captures the whimsical and often surreal spirit of the beloved animated series. Written by the award-winning Ryan North, this volume continues the epic journeys through the Land of Ooo, where danger and hilarity go hand-in-hand. This book is perfect for children who love the TV show and are looking to dive deeper into the lore of their favorite characters. Whether they are battling the Ice King or exploring ancient dungeons, Finn and Jake's bond remains at the heart of every story.
Ideal for readers interested in fast-paced action and clever dialogue, this collection is a great choice for reluctant readers who prefer visual storytelling. The artwork is bright and engaging, mirroring the show's iconic style while introducing new, imaginative scenarios that push the boundaries of the fantasy genre. Parents will appreciate the positive messages about loyalty and perseverance, all wrapped in a package that makes reading feel like an adventure itself.
Highlights:
- Features the fan-favorite duo Finn and Jake in brand-new comic book adventures.
- Written by Ryan North, known for his witty and meta-humorous storytelling style.
- Perfect for fans of the Adventure Time animated series and graphic novel enthusiasts.
- Explores themes of friendship and heroism in the colorful Land of Ooo.

Adventure Time, Vol. 7
by Ryan North
Join Finn the Human and Jake the Dog in another mathematical journey through the Land of Ooo! In Adventure Time, Vol. 7, Finn faces a challenge unlike any other when he encounters the mysterious Mnemonoid. After a head-first dive into a battle he can't quite recall, Finn wakes up in a strange future with no memory of how he got there. With the help of his best friends Jake, Princess Bubblegum, and Marceline the Vampire Queen, Finn must piece together the fragments of his memory to defeat a villain who threatens to erase everything he knows.
This volume is a perfect choice for children who love the hit animated series and are looking for more epic quests and laugh-out-loud humor. It is an ideal pick for readers interested in graphic novels that blend high-stakes action with heartfelt friendship. Fans of quirky characters and imaginative world-building will find this installment particularly engaging as it explores themes of memory and teamwork in a vibrant, fast-paced format. Whether they are long-time fans of the show or newcomers to the Land of Ooo, readers will be captivated by the clever writing and the bond between Finn and his loyal companions.
Highlights:
- An exciting time-travel mystery featuring fan-favorite characters from the Land of Ooo.
- Dynamic and colorful artwork that brings the whimsical world of Adventure Time to life.
- A great choice for reluctant readers who enjoy visual storytelling and humor.
- Explores the importance of friendship and perseverance in the face of confusion.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll
Step into a world where nothing is as it seems! Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is the ultimate journey into the imagination, following young Alice as she falls down a rabbit hole into a land of eccentric characters and impossible logic. From the frantic White Rabbit to the enigmatic Cheshire Cat and the volatile Queen of Hearts, this timeless classic is perfect for children who love whimsical storytelling and clever wordplay. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in surreal adventures that challenge the mind and tickle the funny bone.
This edition offers a unique look at Lewis Carroll’s masterpiece, highlighting the layers of philosophy, mathematics, and history hidden beneath the surface of a delightful fairy tale. Whether your child is meeting the Mad Hatter for the first time or revisiting the tea party, this book remains a great choice for fostering a love of language and creative thinking. It’s a must-read for any young reader's library, blending humor with deep intellectual curiosity in a way that has captivated audiences for over 150 years.
Highlights:
- A foundational work of fantasy literature that encourages creative thinking and imagination.
- Memorable, iconic characters that have become staples of global literature and pop culture.
- Rich, playful language that introduces children to puns, riddles, and complex logic puzzles.
- A fast-paced, episodic structure that keeps young readers engaged from start to finish.

All's Faire in Middle School
by Victoria Jamieson
Imogene (Impy) has grown up in a world of knights, squires, and fair maidens. Having been homeschooled by her parents who work at the local Renaissance Faire, Impy is finally ready to take on her biggest quest yet: public middle school. She wants to prove she is brave and loyal, just like a real squire, but she soon discovers that the social hierarchy of the sixth grade is far more treacherous than any medieval battleground.
As Impy struggles to fit in with the popular crowd, she finds herself making choices that don't align with her family's values or her own sense of honor. This vibrant graphic novel is a perfect choice for readers who enjoy stories about the awkwardness of growing up and the importance of staying true to oneself. It is an ideal pick for children who love Roller Girl or Raina Telgemeier's Smile, offering a unique blend of humor and heart-wrenching relatability.
Highlights:
- Unique and colorful Renaissance Faire setting that brings the story to life.
- Relatable exploration of middle school social dynamics and the pressure to fit in.
- Strong focus on family bonds and the challenges of navigating new friendships.
- Engaging graphic novel format that appeals to visual learners and reluctant readers.

Always Be My Bibi
by Priyanka Taslim
Always Be My Bibi is a vibrant and witty young adult romantic comedy that transports readers from the suburbs of America to the lush tea gardens of Sylhet, Bangladesh. Bibi Hossain is a relatable, slightly spoiled teenager whose summer plans are upended by her father's strict "no dating until your sister is married" rule. When her perfect older sister, Halima, announces a surprise engagement to a wealthy heir in Bangladesh, Bibi finds herself on a plane, hoping the trip will lead to her own romantic freedom. However, she quickly clashes with the groom’s stuffy younger brother, Sohel, leading to a delightful enemies-to-lovers dynamic as they both plot to stop the wedding.
This charming novel is perfect for fans of Jenny Han and Sandhya Menon who enjoy stories about cultural identity, family expectations, and the chaos of a "Big Fat Bengali Wedding." Priyanka Taslim masterfully balances humor with heartfelt moments, exploring what it means to bridge two different worlds while finding one's own voice. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in multicultural stories, romantic comedies with a travel twist, and books that celebrate South Asian heritage.
Highlights:
- A sparkling "enemies-to-lovers" romance set against a beautiful Bangladeshi backdrop.
- Explores complex family dynamics and the pressure of cultural traditions.
- Perfect for readers who love high-stakes wedding drama and witty banter.
- A rich, immersive look at Bengali culture, food, and celebrations.

An Abundance of Katherines
by John Green
An Abundance of Katherines is a brilliant and quirky road-trip novel from the acclaimed author of The Fault in Our Stars. The story follows Colin Singleton, a child prodigy who has a very specific type: girls named Katherine. After being dumped by Katherine XIX, Colin sets off on a journey with his best friend, Hassan, to clear his head and prove a mathematical theorem that can predict the outcome of any relationship. This book is a perfect choice for readers who enjoy intellectual humor, complex characters, and stories about finding one's place in the world.
Ideal for fans of contemporary realistic fiction, this novel blends mathematical graphs and anagrams with a heartfelt exploration of friendship and identity. As Colin and Hassan navigate the backroads of America, they encounter unexpected adventures—including a feral hog and a small-town mystery—that challenge Colin to look beyond his formulas. It is a great choice for teenagers who appreciate witty dialogue and are looking for a story that is both funny and deeply moving.
Highlights:
- A unique blend of humor, mathematics, and anagrams
- A heartwarming story of friendship and self-discovery
- Perfect for fans of John Green's witty writing style
- Explores themes of identity and moving on from the past
- Features a relatable and hilarious road-trip dynamic

And They Were Roommates
by Page Powars
And They Were Roommates is a vibrant and hilarious contemporary romance that is perfect for fans of Casey McQuiston and Becky Albertalli. The story follows Charlie, who arrives at Valentine Academy for Boys with a plan to keep his identity as a trans student private. However, his world is turned upside down when he is assigned a roommate he never expected: Jasper Grimes, the boy who broke his heart before he transitioned. To make matters more complicated, Jasper doesn't even recognize him!
This unputdownable second-chance romance is ideal for readers interested in stories about self-discovery, identity, and the complexities of young love. As Charlie and Jasper spend long nights writing love letters for their classmates, they find themselves confronting deep feelings and past hurts. It is a great choice for teens looking for authentic LGBTQ+ representation and a roommate mishap trope that is both funny and deeply moving.
Highlights:
- A heartwarming and funny second-chance romance set in a boys' academy.
- Explores important themes of transgender identity, self-acceptance, and growth.
- Perfect for readers who enjoy the roommate mishap and secret identity tropes.
- Features a charming subplot involving writing love letters for fellow students.

Anne of Avonlea
by L.M. Montgomery
In Anne of Avonlea, the beloved red-headed heroine returns, now sixteen and a half and ready to take on the world as the new teacher at her old school. While Anne Shirley is officially growing up and taking her place in Avonlea society, her vivid imagination and penchant for "scrapes" remain as lively as ever. This delightful sequel follows Anne as she navigates the challenges of inspiring her pupils, managing the Village Improvement Society, and helping Marilla raise two mischievous twins. It is a perfect choice for children who love stories about spirited girls, small-town charm, and the beauty of finding wonder in everyday life.
Ideal for readers interested in historical settings and character-driven narratives, L.M. Montgomery’s classic prose continues to enchant new generations. Whether she is dealing with a grumpy neighbor or organizing a community project, Anne’s optimism and warmth shine through every page. This book is a great choice for fans of Little Women or The Secret Garden who are looking for a heartwarming tale about the transition from childhood to young adulthood.
Highlights:
- Follows Anne Shirley’s journey as a young teacher and community leader.
- Features a blend of humor, heart, and timeless life lessons.
- Explores themes of responsibility, friendship, and the power of imagination.
- A classic sequel that captures the beauty of Prince Edward Island.

Anne of Green Gables
by L.M. Montgomery
Anne of Green Gables is a timeless masterpiece that introduces readers to the unforgettable Anne Shirley, a talkative, imaginative, and red-headed orphan who is mistakenly sent to the quiet farm of Green Gables. Siblings Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert intended to adopt a boy to help with their chores, but they soon find their lives turned upside down by Anne’s infectious spirit and penchant for getting into "scrapes." This book is perfect for children who love stories about finding where you belong and the power of a vivid imagination.
Set against the beautiful backdrop of Prince Edward Island, the story follows Anne as she navigates school, forms "bosom friendships," and eventually wins over the hearts of the entire community. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in historical fiction and stories that celebrate individuality and resilience. Parents will appreciate the rich vocabulary and the wholesome, yet deeply engaging, portrayal of childhood growth and the meaning of family.
Highlights:
- A spirited and relatable protagonist who celebrates her own uniqueness.
- Heartwarming themes of "found family" and community acceptance.
- Beautifully descriptive prose that brings the setting of Avonlea to life.
- A perfect introduction to classic literature for middle-grade readers.

Attack of the Ninja Frogs
by Ursula Vernon
Attack of the Ninja Frogs is a hilarious and action-packed adventure that blends traditional storytelling with comic-style illustrations. When Suki, a new salamander exchange student, finds herself being stalked by mysterious ninja frogs, Danny Dragonbreath and his best friend Wendell the iguana step in to help. Their journey takes them all the way to mythical Japan to visit Danny's Great-grandfather Dragonbreath, where they must face off against martial arts masters and ancient legends.
This book is perfect for children who love funny stories, mythical creatures, and fast-paced action. Ursula Vernon’s unique hybrid format makes it an ideal choice for reluctant readers who enjoy series like Diary of a Wimpy Kid but want a touch of fantasy and adventure. It is a great choice for readers interested in martial arts, Japanese folklore, and the bond of friendship between quirky animal characters.
Highlights:
- Engaging hybrid format with comic-style illustrations throughout.
- Humorous take on traditional Japanese mythology and ninja culture.
- Relatable themes of standing up for friends and bravery.
- Fast-paced plot that keeps young readers turning the pages.

Auggie & Me
by R.J. Palacio
Auggie & Me is an essential companion to the beloved bestseller Wonder, offering readers a deeper look into the world of August Pullman through the eyes of three different characters. Instead of a direct sequel, this book provides three unique perspectives: Julian, the classroom bully; Christopher, Auggie’s oldest friend; and Charlotte, a classmate. These stories expand on the themes of the original novel, showing that every story has multiple sides and that even those who seem like villains have their own struggles and growth.
This book is perfect for children who love character-driven stories and are interested in exploring complex social dynamics. It is an ideal choice for readers who were moved by Wonder and want to understand the motivations behind the characters' actions. Parents will appreciate how it encourages empathy and the 'choose kind' philosophy, making it a great tool for discussing bullying and friendship. Whether your child is a fan of the original movie or the book, this collection offers a heartbreaking yet hopeful look at the power of compassion.
Highlights:
- Explores three distinct viewpoints that add depth to the Wonder universe.
- Focuses on emotional intelligence, empathy, and the complexity of childhood friendships.
- Perfect for fans of realistic fiction and stories that promote kindness.
- Ideal for classroom discussions or family reading time.

Awkward
by Svetlana Chmakova
Peppi Torres is just trying to survive her first day at Berrybrook Middle School when she makes a huge mistake. In a moment of panic to avoid being teased, she trips a quiet boy named Jamie and runs away. This "awkward" moment haunts her as she tries to find her place in the school's competitive club scene. Joining the Art Club seems like a great idea, but soon she finds herself caught in a fierce rivalry with the Science Club, where Jamie just happens to be a star member.
Svetlana Chmakova's Awkward is a masterclass in middle school dynamics, capturing the genuine anxiety and humor of pre-teen life. It is perfect for children who love graphic novels like Raina Telgemeier's Smile or Victoria Jamieson's Roller Girl. This story is an ideal choice for readers interested in school stories that balance lighthearted comedy with meaningful lessons about kindness, making amends, and standing up for what is right.
Highlights:
- Relatable exploration of social anxiety and middle school "rules."
- Engaging rivalry between the Art Club and the Science Club.
- Diverse cast of characters with distinct personalities and backgrounds.
- Beautifully illustrated panels that bring the school setting to life.

Babymouse: A Very Babymouse Christmas
by Jennifer L. Holm
Get ready for a festive and funny adventure with everyone's favorite spunky mouse! In Babymouse: A Very Babymouse Christmas, the holidays have arrived, but Babymouse is focused on only one thing: presents. While her friends and family are busy enjoying traditions like eating latkes, decorating for Kwanzaa, and singing carols, Babymouse is on a mission to find the ultimate "whiz-bang" under the tree. This 15th installment in the award-winning graphic novel series is perfect for children who love humor, relatable characters, and fast-paced storytelling.
Ideal for readers interested in holiday stories with a twist, this book follows Babymouse as she navigates the "ghosts of mean girls past" and tries to outsmart Santa himself. Through her wild imagination and hilarious mishaps, she eventually discovers the true meaning of the season. With its signature pink-and-black illustrations and witty narration, it is a great choice for early readers who are transitioning into chapter books but still enjoy the visual engagement of comics.
Highlights:
- Features a relatable and high-energy protagonist that kids adore.
- Explores diverse holiday traditions including Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa.
- Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence in young children.
- A heartwarming lesson about gratitude and the importance of family over material gifts.

Babymouse: Babymouse for President
by Jennifer L. Holm
Get ready for the campaign trail with everyone's favorite spunky mouse! In Babymouse for President, the 16th installment of this beloved graphic novel series, Babymouse decides it is time to take charge of the student council. With promises of cupcakes in every locker, she is ready to lead, but the competition is tougher than she imagined. From facing off against the meangirl coalition led by Felicia Furrypaws to even competing against her own locker, Babymouse must figure out if she has the voice and the heart to be a true leader.
This book is perfect for children who love funny, fast-paced stories with relatable school-day drama. Ideal for readers interested in graphic novels, it combines expressive illustrations with witty dialogue that keeps kids engaged from start to finish. It is a great choice for reluctant readers or those transitioning from picture books to longer narratives, offering a hilarious look at the ups and downs of school elections and the importance of staying true to oneself.
Highlights:
- Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence.
- Relatable themes of school politics, leadership, and standing up to bullies.
- Full of humor, imagination, and the iconic pink-hued artwork fans love.

Babymouse: Bad Babysitter
by Jennifer L. Holm
Babymouse is back and facing her biggest challenge yet: responsibility! In Babymouse: Bad Babysitter, our favorite pink-loving mouse decides she is finally old enough to earn some extra cash by babysitting. However, as Babymouse quickly learns, looking after a younger mouse is much harder than it looks in her wild daydreams. This installment in the award-winning graphic novel series by Jennifer L. Holm captures the hilarious struggles of growing up and trying to prove yourself to the world.
This book is perfect for children who love funny, fast-paced stories with relatable characters. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in graphic novels that blend everyday life with imaginative fantasy sequences. Parents will appreciate how the story explores themes of accountability and perseverance through humor and engaging artwork. It is a great choice for fans of series like Narwhal and Jelly or Dog Man who are looking for a slightly more grounded but equally entertaining reading experience.
Highlights:
- Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence in young children.
- Relatable storyline about the challenges of first jobs and personal responsibility.
- Features Babymouse's signature imaginative daydreams and witty humor.
- Perfect for fans of the series or as a standalone introduction to the character.

Babymouse: Beach Babe
by Jennifer L. Holm
Babymouse is back and ready for some fun in the sun in Babymouse: Beach Babe! In this third installment of the beloved graphic novel series, our favorite sassy mouse heads to the beach for summer vacation. While she dreams of being a world-class surfer and conquering the waves, the reality involves a bit more sand in her fur and a few more surfing mishaps than she anticipated. This book is perfect for children who love funny, relatable characters and fast-paced visual storytelling.
Ideal for readers interested in lighthearted adventures, Babymouse captures the essence of childhood imagination and the struggle to fit in. Whether she is facing off against imaginary sharks or trying to impress the 'cool' kids, Babymouse's journey is filled with humor and heart. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who are transitioning from picture books to longer stories, offering a perfect blend of engaging illustrations and accessible text.
Highlights:
- Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence.
- Relatable themes of summer fun, friendship, and self-acceptance.
- Hilarious dream sequences that showcase Babymouse's vivid imagination.
- Award-winning series from Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm.

Babymouse: Burns Rubber
by Jennifer L. Holm
Get ready to start your engines with the sassiest mouse in children's literature! In Babymouse: Burns Rubber, our imaginative protagonist and her loyal best friend Wilson decide to take on the world of competitive racing by entering a soap box derby. This installment of the beloved graphic novel series captures the high-speed excitement and hilarious mishaps that fans have come to love. It is the perfect choice for children who love fast-paced stories, quirky humor, and relatable characters who dream big despite their small size.
Ideal for readers interested in graphic novels that blend everyday school-age struggles with wild flights of fancy, this book explores the importance of teamwork and the drive to succeed. Whether Babymouse is daydreaming about being a world-class racer or dealing with the reality of a rickety soap box car, her adventures are always entertaining. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who are drawn to visual storytelling and parents looking for engaging, funny books that build reading confidence.
Highlights:
- Engaging graphic novel format that appeals to reluctant readers.
- Focuses on themes of healthy competition and steadfast friendship.
- Features the iconic pink-hued illustrations and witty internal monologues.
- Encourages perseverance and creativity in the face of challenges.
