Sorry I’ve been MIA for awhile from my little blog – but I do keep up with my google reader, at least. I’ve been busy with my first annotated bibliography for my Fundamentals of Library Science summer course, and I’ve let my meager writing fall by the wayside.
My topic of research is graphic novels, and how they can be used in libraries to support literacy. If you know of any cool websites, please write a comment about it; it would be most welcomed.
A librarian coworker highly recommended this awesome site called No Flying, No Tights, which includes great recommendations of graphic novels, based on age and genre. I’ve explored it only a little, but so far, it looks like a great readers’ advisory (and personal reading) tool. Tell me what you think.
Stop and Smell the Ink 
Hey there,
I came across this on NPR’s blog. If you haven’t seen it yet, it gives a few graphic novel recommendations:
http://www.npr.org/blogs/monkeysee/2010/07/20/128646652/5-great-books-they-wont-talk-about-at-comic-con
If you get a chance to read any of them, let me know if they’re any good =)