All of Us Villains by Amanda Foody Christine Lynn Herman November 16, 2021. White Hot Hate: A True Story of Domestic Terrorism in America’s Heartland by Dick Lehr November 21, 2021. Deep Dive by Ron Walters November 22, 2021. 
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Untethered Sky by Fonda Lee December 5, 2022. Stellar Instinct by Jonathan Nevair December 10, 2022. Titan Hoppers by Rob J. Hayes December 15, 2022. The answers all lie within Hatke’s wonderful fantasy combat-filled graphic novel. How will they save themselves and Maddy? How will they reunite? How will they use a Shelby Cobra to their advantage? Lilly becomes lost and gets help from Goblins, the subservient plodders to the Giants. They find themselves in a land of interconnected dimensions, all connected by vines.Ĭhasing the trail of his sister, Jack encounters Giants with only one goal: to eat a human child. 
After Maddy is grabbed by a goblin, Jack and his friend Lilly dive in to the mysterious, magic hole with only their swords and a couple vials of special plant juice to help. Picking up right where Mighty Jack left off, The Goblin King is an action-packed sequel that only intensifies Jack’s responsibilities to his sister. Most of the stories end with a great punchline in the last panel. From terrorizing her brother to helping him run a theater out of their parents’ living room. Over 150 pages of pure mischief, and about 15 pages per story, each one a different slice of young Akissi’s life. A little girl of about seven-years-old in her West African town, she spends her days running errands for her mother, going to school, and playing with the other kids in the neighborhood. What a joy… what a terror! Akissi is nothing but trouble for her parents’ and her brother.
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