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The Graveyard Book Graphic Novel: Volume 1 Book Review

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By Neil Gaiman, P. Russell, Michael Berry
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age 9+ Gorgeous adaptation catches all the magic of original novel. Parents need to know that The Graveyard Book Graphic Novel: Volume 1 is the first half of a comics adaptation of fantasy author Neil Gaiman's award-wining middle grade novel, The Graveyard Book. It begins with the murders of a young family and follows the surviving toddler as he makes his escape to a nearby cemetery, where he's named "Nobody Owens" by the ghosts who live there.
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Hansel & Gretel Book Review

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By Neil Gaiman, Michael Berry
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 7+ Retelling of familiar tale has exquisite art, rich prose. Parents need to know that this picture-book edition of Hansel & Gretel by Neil Gaiman (The Graveyard Book, Coraline) does not stray far from the familiar story but adds some interesting literary flourishes and captivating black-and-white illustrations by Lorenzo Mattotti. The children's mother actively plans to abandon them. Their woodcutter father is more conflicted, but he's too cowardly to stand up to his wife.
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Chu's Day at the Beach Book Review

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By Neil Gaiman, Tracy Moore
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age 4+ Charming sneezing panda learns how to fix mistakes. Parents need to know that Chu's Day at the Beach is a continuation of the Neil Gaiman series that includes Chu's Day and Chu's First Day of School. Here, Chu the panda unleashes a big sneeze that causes some mayhem at the beach. His anxiety about this outsize trait is quickly remedied when he's given some help to fix things, a perfect corollary for preschoolers who know what it's like to feel embarrassed or different.
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