Lorain Public Library System - Great Graphic Novels for Kids

Great Graphic Novels for Kids

Preschool-second grade

		Little Mouse Gets Ready by Jeff Smith - Little Mouse forgets one very important detail while he rushes to get ready for a trip to the barn.

		Benny & Penny in The Big No-No! by Geoffrey Hayes - A misunderstanding causes Benny and Penny to make an unforgettable first impression on their new neighbor.

		Stinky by Eleanor Davis - Can Stinky the monster come up with a plan to get rid of the new kid once and for all?

		Lily’s Lucky Leotard by Cari Meister - Lily hopes that her new leotard will be a good luck charm as she attempts her most difficult gymnastics feat yet.

		Hamster and Cheese by Colleen A.F. Venable - A bookish guinea pig becomes a pet shop private eye to help uncover the mystery of the stolen cheese sandwiches.

Children’s Fiction

		Calamity Jack by Shannon and Dean Hale - After one too many magic bean schemes, Jack leaves the Wild West and heads to the big city to save his mother from Blunderboar the giant.

		Binky To The Rescue by Ashley Spires - Laughs are plenty as Binky the cat falls into "outer space" and must save his stuffed mouse copilot, Ted, from an evil alien warship.

		Lunch Lady and the Bake Sale Bandit by Jarrett J. Krosoczka - When goodies go missing from the school bake sale, Lunch Lady and the Breakfast Bunch are on the case.

		Ghostopolis by Doug Tennapel - Garth Hale is accidentally sent into the afterlife by Frank Gallows from the Supernatural Immigration Task Force, meeting lots of creepy creatures as he travels through Ghostopolis on a skeleton horse.

		The Smurfs #1: The Purple Smurfs by Yvan Delporte - Can Papa Smurf find a cure for what is causing Smurfs to turn purple, act crazy, and bite each other on the tail?