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During World War II, Japanese American, known as Nisei, were called upon to serve in the United States military–even as their families were unjustly imprisoned in camps. This graphic novel tells the gripping story of the Nisei soldiers who fought bravely in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, one of the most decorated units in U.S….
In this “unique, amusing, and compulsively readable“ (School Library Journal, starred review) debut graphic novel, a girl born on a day considered unlucky in Chinese superstition starts to wonder if she really is cursed when she’s troubled by visions of doom set to occur on her thirteenth birthday. Twelve-year-old Eugenia Wang has never celebrated her…
Bayani is back-and this time, it’s his first day of school! This delightful and charming back to school story reminds you that learning looks different for everyone…that’s what makes learning special and fun. A percentage from every Bayani and the ABCs of Me book sale will go towards projects and outreach with global organization, Autism…
In My Bike, a motorcycle graphic novel, Leeron goes on a coast-to-coast motorcycle ride in search of freedom and the elusive American Dream. This historic hand-drawn manuscript written and illustrated by Leeron Morraes is based on actual events of a journey across America.
Leiji Matsumoto is one of Japan’s most influential myth creators. Yet the huge scope of his work, spanning past, present and future in a constantly connecting multiverse, is largely unknown outside Japan. Matsumoto was the major creative force on Star Blazers, America’s gateway drug for TV anime, and created Captain Harlock, a TV phenomenon in…
Winner, 2023 Comics Studies Society Edited Book Prize While most US-based comics studies anthologies tend to neglect race, Beyond the Icon brings it to the foreground through an analysis of the vibrant and growing body of graphic narratives by Asian North American creators in the twenty-first century. By demonstrating how the forms and styles of…
A beautifully rendered graphic novel adaptation of Lauren Tarshis’s bestselling I Survived the Japanese Tsunami, 2011, with text adapted by Georgia Ball and art by Chris Chalk. The disaster felt around the world… It’s hard enough that Ben is visiting Japan only four months after his dad’s death, especially since it’s where his dad grew…
Six competitive cubers face off at the Speed Cubing national championships in this graphic novel that’s perfect for fans of Roller Girl and the Last Kids on Earth series. Despite qualifying for the Speed Cubing National Championships in Las Vegas, twelve-year-old Tyler Goodman and his mom don’t have the money to get him there. That…
First in a series, Nidhi Chanani’s Super Boba Café is a sweet and magical middle-grade, full-color graphic novel about a secret teashop, an earthquake-causing monster, and an unforgettable summer. In the fog-laden hills of San Francisco sits a sleepy independent boba café. Run by Jing Li and guarded by her kitty, Bao, it comfortably fades…
Weak…timid…soft…quiet. These words have haunted the young Asian man for the longest time, Driving him to the point of mediocrity at best and invisibility at worst. But what if the Asian man can change that? What if the Asian man can be seen through a different, more kinetic lens? This book is about the inner…
Join Tane on an enchanting journey into storytelling, art, and Te Reo Māori with the first book of a captivating 4 part series. In Tane and the taniwha’s Secret, a peaceful village is shrouded in mystery when a strange, purple mist creeps through the forest. Guided by a glowing orb, young Tane embarks on a…
BELOVED DAD. DEVOTED HUSBAND. WORLD WARRIOR. If you’ve read Kenny’s autobiographical manga and webtoon series, Life Lessons from a UFO Catcher, you’ve gained some insight into his quirky adult life and UFO-catching adventures. But have you ever wondered what your favorite UFO catcher was like as a kid? Wonder no more as you flashback to…
The crew at Northwood Meadows is just trying to figure it out. Bob DeBear, Phil the penguin, Ted the turtle, Fred the frog, Ana the panda, XO- the robot, Ally the UFO-alien, Grimmy the grim reaper, RJ the T-rex do their best to tackle the daily issues found in life’s little moments. Whether the commentary…
“During these dark times when increasing reports of AAPI Hate are escalating, Fighting for Change: Andrew Yang’s Path Forward provides a bright light. Yang has taken the Asian-American community forward by stepping front and center in the fight against exclusion. He continues to work on ways to create a better America, striving to achieve greater…
“During these dark times when increasing reports of AAPI Hate are escalating, Fighting for Change: Andrew Yang’s Path Forward provides a bright light. Yang has taken the Asian-American community forward by stepping front and center in the fight against exclusion. He continues to work on ways to create a better America, striving to achieve greater…
Eleven-year-old Nhia is nervous about summer camp in this installment of The Niah Normal graphic novel series. Eleven-year-old Nhia “Silver” Lee is headed to summer camp. Unfortunately, she’s packing her nerves along for the trip. Can she build a fire? Will she be able to fall asleep in a tent? And what if the other…
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