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We’re flush with new releases in October and not just in the realm of YA fiction. There are so many excellent comics and graphic novels hitting shelves this month, as well as a handful of works of nonfiction. For readers, October is truly a cornucopia of excellent young adult books of all sorts.
This month, dive into comics about a movie theater mascot, a summer of changing friendships, and a haunted school for the study of the esoteric. In nonfiction, we’ve got a book about the power of visual propaganda and a collective biography of Black luminaries through American history.
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 Angelica and the Bear Prince by Trung Le NguyenEverything in Angelica’s life seemed to be going really well. But what was actually happening was burnout. It’s been a low period of time in her life, and now, she’s slowly but surely getting herself back together. One of the biggest sources of comfort for her has been one of the most unexpected. She and the local movie theater mascot have struck up a friendship via social media. The mascot is a bear. At least online. There’s a person behind it, and now, Angelica wants to know who it is. She may have developed a little bit of a crush. Angelica takes an internship at the theater which employs the bear mascot. It’s her way to find out who it is–and her way to reestablish a life that she doesn’t burn out on. |
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