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Showing posts with label graphic novels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic novels. Show all posts

Friday, March 20, 2009

Calling All Manga Fans!


Want to illustrate your own manga and create your own anime? We've got just the book for you! Discover Manga Drawing has 30 lessons for drawing guys and girls in true manga style. Learn how to draw heads, add facial expresssions, bodies, posture, bodies, clothing, and props. A must for any manga lover and furture illustrator. Bring your creations to the library teen loft for our "Magna Mania" display.


Find Disover Manga Drawing in our library catalog.

Monday, March 2, 2009

Do You Know ABC?

No, not those ABCs. The ABC I'm talking about is American Born Chinese by Gene Luen Yang. One part ancient Chinese folk tale and one part modern American coming of age story, and these two halves add up to be one really entertaining graphic novel that is all heart. The first story is a retelling of the ancient Chinese folk tale of the Monkey King. The second story introduces us to Jin Wang, an American born Chinese teenager who struggles with his identity: he is Chinese, but he is also American, and the two don't always blend together easily. The two stories come together to share a valuable lesson with the reader. Don't let the cartoons fool you, this books deals with serious issues, like racism and ethnic stereotypes. Along with Jin and Monkey you will learn that being yourself is not always easy, but it is always worth it.

Find this book in our library catalog.