graphic novels for girls

Jazzy the Witch in Friend Fiasco is an early go-to girl’s graphic novel

Jazzy is a witch who likes to ride bicycles. She likes to ride real bicycles. These are the pedal-powered bicycles that depend on centripetal force for their turns and are 100% reliant on people to move forward. Jazzy is also a lot like most kids in elementary school. Friend Fiasco is the second book in the Jazzy the Witch series and is just the charming, low-key, comfort reading that kids in mid through upper-elementary school want to read.

Jazzy the Witch in Friend Fiasco is the second in a very cute graphic novel series for early elementary school and up with puns, action and a soft lesson or two.

Early elementary girls, this one’s for you

Bunnybirds fills a graphic novel void that lives in elementary readers

It’s ok to have books geared more toward girls than boys. It’s also ok for boys to have books that mainly appeal to them. There are also some books that cross-over to both groups with varying degrees, but could have elements that interest each camp. Bunnybirds is a graphic novel, whose genre is typically associated with boys. However, this is one of the rare graphic novels that will appeal to girls just a little bit more than boys. There are dragons and action elements in Bunnybirds, but the main characters are bunnies with wings. If you suspect that your young reader could become a fan of the massive mglit juggernaut, Warriors, this graphic novel is the prep material for them.

Bunnybirds successfully fills a graphic novel void that lives in elementary readers. It’s one that mainly connects with girls, but has enough cross-over to not offend some boys that age.

Flying bunnies or hopping rabbits?

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