Scott Morse

In Zig­gy Hanaor’s and Ben­jamin Phillips’s new graph­ic nov­el for young adults and old­er, mid­dle-grade read­ers, a boy named Ben­jy spends the day with his grand­moth­er in New York City. Their trip through dif­fer­ent neigh­bor­hoods in Brook­lyn and Man­hat­tan is not with­out anguish; Bubbe Rosa isn’t the warm and kind­heart­ed fig­ure pre­sent­ed in many oth­er sto­ries about grand­par­ents.

By – January 17, 2022 Mark Shul­man and Kel­ly Tin­dall present Albert Ein­stein’s life sto­ry and pro­fes­sion­al accom­plish­ments in graph­ic nov­el for­mat using a pleas­ing­ly col­ored palette, expres­sive faces, plen­ty of action, and, notably, a gen­er­ous dose of humor that is leav­ened through­out both the text and illus­tra­tions.

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