Graphic novels

The second collaboration between writer Julian Sedgwick and manga artist Chie Kutsuwada will grow on you. The deeper you wade into this collection of tales of kami gods and yokai spirits, the more attached you will grow to its characters, its décors, its language.

Lowell and his family have moved to a new town and new school. Lowell is going through changes some people experience during adolescence; he is hairier and moody, but they are not the only changes he is experiencing ...

A glorious technical city of the future where the impossible is possible, but something is going wrong with the power core. Surrounding the city is a deep, dark forest where fearsome monsters are said to roam. And from the city, a lonely young inventor’s jetpack goes wrong, crashing her into the shadowy trees. So starts a thrilling adventure with Juniper Mae and the new friends she discovers on her journey back to the city; the mystery of this tale is immediate and important, keeping you reading to the end.

Is í an troid lena Dhaid a chuireann tús le heachtra Airt, agus a chuireann fonn air éalú isteach sa choill. Cuireann an cúlbhrat dearg sna painéil leis an mbaol a bhraitheann an leaid óg. Ní fada go bhfaigheann sé amach nach í an choill an namhaid is mó atá roimhe. Beartaíonn sé féin ar eagla a chur roimh “An Cladhaire Mór”. Níl ach dhá chéim shimplí sa phlean atá aige: Iontas agus Díoltas!

Did you know that you can’t have a proper cry in space because the tears don’t roll away from your eyes? Or that wireless headphones were invented to free astronauts from trailing wires? There’s something for everyone in this lively and colourful book that promises ‘space as you’ve never seen it before’, and it doesn’t disappoint.