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This graphic novel takes place in Texas in 1968 at the height of racial tensions during the Civil Rights movement. A white man and a black man decided to trust one another for the cause - a difficult decision for both of them and their families. Fourteen and Up. Joan Kindig
In 1957 the Little Rock Nine integrated Central High School. The following year all the high schools in Little Rock were closed to stop integration. This little-known piece of history is brought to life through the character of 12-year-old Marlee Nisbett, who is so shy she appears mute. Everyone in Marlee's family and community is affected by the closure of the high schools, and when Marlee is faced with bullies, racism and injustice, she finds her voice. 10-14. Lisa Cosgrove-Davies
Hazel is battling cancer, and is depressed and isolated with only her parents for company. She reluctantly attends a cancer support group session, meets fellow cancer survivor Augustus and her world opens up to love, fun and adventure. These two are on an endearing ride of hope and loss. Fourteen and Up. Kathie Weinberg
As the only child (sheep) for four years, Davy’s dismay grows rapidly when twelve brothers arrive. When they copy everything Davy does, he becomes frustrated. But things soon change again. The line and watercolor illustrations highlight the brothers as they all eat Toot Loops or hang from monkey bars. Up to Seven. Lynda Adamson
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