Author: Eileen Gonzalez

As an unlucky white wolf, Feba gets the blame for everything that goes wrong with her pack, which abandons her to the elements after all of the other cubs disappear. She is reluctantly rescued by Usha, a snow leopard on the hunt for her missing son. What’s happened to the baby animals? Feba, Usha, and their friend Batu will have to find out!

Technically, this one is about werewolves, but it still counts, right? In this YA tale, Becca is delighted to be accepted by the most popular girls at her new high school. Even after she finds out they are werewolves, she remains loyal, allowing them to turn her so she, too, can hunt down the school’s predatory male students. But how far is Becca really willing to go in the name of friendship and justice?

This is a fun graphic-novel addition to the “Cirque American” universe, Bond’s series of prose novels, but it can also stand alone. Jules Maroni, the show’s acrobat, has been invited to strut her stuff at an exhibition in Paris. While there, Jules meets a mysterious man with unnerving plans for her…

Comicdom’s most famous kid sidekick was born to a family of trapeze artists working for Haly’s Circus. In this graphic novel, both Dick Grayson and the audience grow bored with Haly’s brand of entertainment and find themselves enchanted by a new show, the Lost Carnival. But is there more to the carnival — and to the pretty girl Dick meets there — than anyone realizes?

Komi and Tadano are the school loners. Tadano is fine with that, but Komi longs for friendship and human interaction: she just can’t talk to others. When Tadano realizes this, he decides to help her out in a most unusual way: by finding her one hundred friends!

Short but sweet, this comic follows Cathryn, a shy girl trying to get through her first day of seventh grade. While she would really rather be left alone, another boy at school has different plans. Can he coax Cathryn out of her shell?

In this charming romance, Halina visits the Philippines for the first time to try to connect with her family and ancestral roots. While there, she meets Cris, a jaded movie reviewer who introduces her to the best (and worst) of his country. Can their burgeoning romance survive the whirlwind excitement of new discoveries?

Romance isn’t just about grand gestures and Instagrammable moments. Even more important are the everyday things, like watching movies together or just having someone to goof off with. This adorable comic captures what the best romances all have: the ability to be comfortable with someone you care about.

Being a parent can be amazing, stressful, joyous, and occasionally hilarious. Roberts has a knack for highlighting the funny parts of parenthood and showing how her family manages to keep everything together. Their lives aren’t perfect, but you don’t need to be perfect to be happy.

When Cory starts spending too much time with his dance crew and neglecting his grades, his parents force him to see a tutor, Sunna. But Sunna has a secret passion, too: yo-yo tricks! Now Cory has a new obsession, and neither his parents nor his dance crew are happy about it. Can Cory find a way to balance his obligations and his interests?

After enduring the horrors of World War II, all Avery wants to do is lead a quiet life with his family. But when he suddenly develops strange powers, he finds himself with a target on both his back and his family’s. Where did these powers come from, and what can Avery do about them — or with them?

It takes years for young Malika to unite the kingdom of Azzaz, a West African empire which fractured after she inherited the throne from her father. But even now, threats from within and without threaten her kingdom. Can Malika keep her grip on power, or will she fall prey to the machinations of the rising Ming Dynasty and her own treacherous council members?

Up until his assassination in 1965, Malcolm X attracted followers — and FBI surveillance — by vocally promoting Black rights. While his beliefs changed over the years, his core goal remained the same: to do whatever was necessary to improve the lives of Black Americans.

Rosa Parks is practically a household name, and for good reason: her calculated refusal to give up her bus seat for a white man sparked a bus boycott that desegregated all American buses. But this comic also makes sure to give Claudette Colvin, who refused to give up her seat before Parks did and only had her criminal record expunged in December 2021, her due.

Best friends Tanisha, Cookie, Kim, and Davene regularly meet to wash their hair and talk about whatever is on their minds: work, relationships, personal troubles. No matter what they’re dealing with, they know they can depend on each other for advice and unconditional support.

Raven is most famous as the half-demon member of the superhero group, the Teen Titans. But in this YA comic, she’s an amnesiac teen trying to figure out if she even wants to know who she was before or if she should just move on with her life as it is now. But just because she can’t remember her past doesn’t mean the past has forgotten her…

Latin American families often hold a quinceañera celebration when a girl turns 15. Sue has no interest in such a party, but her Honduran relatives have other plans! Can Sue get out of it and find a way to celebrate that’s more her style? Available in both English and Spanish editions!

Pippa is about to start at a new middle school, and she is eager to fit in — so eager, in fact, that she goes to great lengths to hide her true self, including the fact that her Korean American family owns a laundry. But she can’t keep up the lies forever, and she soon begins to wonder if fitting in is worth the lies at all.

This is a popular Australian comic strip that has been around for over a century. Not a whole lot of characters on any continent can say that! This collection features all-new stories starring the titular scrappy redhead.

Going away to boarding school can be a scary experience for any youngster. Twin sisters Jeanie and Amber have more reason than most to be nervous: students keep disappearing near their school. Can the girls solve this case, or will they end up vanishing without a trace, just like their fellow students?