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000892378 24500 $$aGraphic novels for children and young adults :$$ba collection of critical essays /$$cedited by Michelle Ann Abate & Gwen Athene Tarbox.
000892378 264_1 $$aJackson :$$bUniversity Press of Mississippi,$$c[2017]
000892378 300__ $$axi, 359 pages :$$billustrations ;$$c25 cm.
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000892378 4901_ $$aChildren's literature association series
000892378 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000892378 50500 $$tGraphic novels as comics storytelling: word and image, form and genre. 1. "This is a well-loved book": weighing (in on) Jeff Smith's Bone /$$rAnnette Wannamaker ;$$g2.$$t"What is China but a people and their (visual) stories?" The synthetic in narratives of contest in Gene Luen Yang's Boxers & Saints /$$rKarly Marie Grice ;$$g3.$$tComics, adolescents, and the language of mental illness: David Heatley's "Overpeck" and Nate Powell's Swallow me whole /$$rSarah Thaller ;$$g4.$$tNot haunted, just empty: figurative representation in Sarah Oleksky's Ivy /$$rCatherine Kyle --$$tHybrid comics, transmedial storytelling, and graphic novels in adaptation.$$g5.$$t"Are you an artist like me?!" Do -it-yourself diary books, criticial reading, and reader interaction within the worlds of the Diary of a wimpy kid and Dork diaries series /$$rRachel L. Rickard Rebellino ;$$g6.$$tParodic potty humor and superheroic potentiality in Dav Pilkey's The adventures of Captain Underpants /$$rJoseph Michael Sommers ;$$g7.$$tMultimodality is magic: My little pony and transmedia strategies in children's comics /$$rAaron Kashtan ;$$g8.$$tFraming agency: comics adaptations of Coraline and City of Ember /$$rMeghann Meeusen --$$tThe pedagogy of the panel: comics storytelling in the classroom.$$g9.$$tFrom who-ville to hereville: integrating graphic novels into an undergraduate children's literature course /$$rGwen Athene Tarbox ;$$g10.$$tLooking beyond the scenes: spatial storytelling and masking in Shaun Tan's The arrival /$$rChristiane Buuck and Cathy Ryan ;$$g11.$$tWhen young writers draw their voices: creating hybrid comic memoirs with Sherman Alexie's The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian /$$rMichael L. Kersulov, Mary Beth Hines, and Rebecca Rupert --$$tRepresenting gender and sexuality in the comics medium.$$g12.$$tUnbalanced on the brink: adolescent girls and the discovery of the self in Skim and This one summer by Mariko Tamaki and Jillian Tamaki /$$rMarni Stanley ;$$g13.$$tThe drama of coming out: censorship and drama by Raina Telgemeier /$$rEti Berland ;$$g14.$$t"What the junk?" Defeating the velociraptor in the outhouse with the Lumberjanes /$$rRachel Dean-Ruzicka ;$$g15.$$tEngendering friendship: exploring Jewish and vampiric boyhood in Joann Sfar's Little vampire /$$rRebecca A. Brown ;$$g16.$$tGothic excess and the body in Vera Brosgol's Anya's ghost /$$rKrystal Howard --$$tDrawing on identity: history, politics, culture.$$g17.$$tGraphically/ubiquitously separate: the sanctified littering of Jack T. Chick's fundy-queer comics /$$rLance Weldy ;$$g18.$$tWaiting for spider-man: representations of urban school "reform" in Marvel comics' Miles Morales series /$$rDavid E. Low ;$$g19.$$t"Walk together, children": the function and interplay of comics, history, and memory in Martin Luther King and the Montgomery story and John Lewis's March: book one /$$rJoanna C. Davis-McElligatt ;$$g20. Sita's Ramayana's Negotiation with an Indian epic picture storytelling tradition /$$rAnuja Madan ;$$tCoda: whether we want them or note: building an aesthetic of children's digital comics /$$rJoe Sutliff Sanders.
000892378 650_0 $$aGraphic novels$$xHistory and criticism.
000892378 650_0 $$aChildren's literature$$xHistory and criticism.
000892378 650_0 $$aYoung adult literature$$xHistory and criticism.
000892378 650_0 $$aComic books, strips, etc.$$xHistory and criticism.
000892378 650_0 $$aComic books and children.
000892378 7001_ $$aAbate, Michelle Ann,$$d1975-$$eeditor.
000892378 7001_ $$aTarbox, Gwen Athene,$$eeditor.
000892378 830_0 $$aChildren's Literature Association series.
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