A Look Back at My Reading List (2016 Part 6: Graphic Novels)

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A Look Back at My Reading List (2016 Part 6: Graphic Novels)

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This category jumped up much this year. Not only was I buying them for students to read, but I really enjoy the break a graphic novel can give after reading heavy adult books or whiny teen books. My biggest wish is that many of the aspects of other books were put into this genre, though I did enjoy a lot of them.

Ultimately, I read 12. That’s roughly one a month. And on top of that, it takes little time to sift through one of them, usually a day—two tops. This is also the allure of the graphic novel, if not the awesome pictures and mood if done well.

Here they are:

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I am an English teacher who enjoys writing. My book topics usually involve spirituality, paradigms, and special abilities. Currently, I've enjoyed writing stories for my Korean students.