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Ever wonder why Thoroughbreds are so fast or why Miniature Horses make great guides? Discover the history of 30+ horse breeds in this nonfiction book for kids, complete with comic panels and illustrations! Why are Shetland ponies so small? Why are there so many horses in Mongolia? Why are Andalusians movie stars? For hundreds of…
Ever wonder why Bulldogs have such wrinkly faces, or why Dachshunds are so long? Discover the history of 55 different dog breeds in this doggone good nonfiction book for kids, complete with comic panels and illustrations! Why do Corgis have such stubby legs? Why do Huskies have such thick fur? Why do Pomeranians have such…
“This graphic novel belongs on classroom and library shelves for all readers.” —School Library Journal, starred review 2025-2026 Maryland Association of School librarians Black-Eyed Susan Book Award Nominee 2026 Rhode Island Children’s Book Award Nominee Eleven-year-old Darcy thinks she’s found the answer to her problems when she discovers a store selling happy feelings. But is…
“Dendo” is the Japanese word for “missionary work.” This daily journal of an LDS sister missionary in Tokyo, Japan, was kept entirely in comic pages. Sister Long spent 18 months teaching and serving among some of the most amazing people in the world, but it wasn’t always easy. Read the story of her service teaching…
Introvert. Big sister. Cartoonist. Months after Brittany Long Olsen returned from a year abroad in Japan, she was living at home, working a boring desk job, and being pressured to throw herself into the dating scene. An unexpected move to Utah led to grad school, roommates, some crazy adventures with her best friend, a lot…
It’s your typical romance: Boy meets girl. Boy proposes to girl. Girl tries not to turn into bridezilla while planning their wedding, trying to get boy to like her vegan cooking, and publishing her first book. In this second Comic Diaries collection from Brittany Long Olsen (DENDO: One Year and One Half in Tokyo), charming…
One girl travels the world in search of the mother she never knew. With nothing but a backpack and a snake for a travel companion, she sets off on an adventure to find her mother and, hopefully, find herself. This comic explores imagery of the divine feminine from around the globe.
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