The book I found most interesting was Human Rights Graphic Novel: Drawing It Just Right, written by Pramod Nayar. It is a novel based upon human rights and [...]

The book, Gender and Sexuality in Modern Chinese History, by Susan Mann, contains a considerable body of literature centered around gender and sexuality [...]

For this book review, I read the graphic novel Cuba: My Revolution, written by Inverna Lockpez. This novel, which follows the story of a young woman named [...]

The graphic novel with a human rights theme was I Am Alfonso Jones. I chose this book because it was centered around a child. As a childhood education [...]

Graphic novels make learning about complex topics more accessible since they are shorter than regular novels and they are usually easier to comprehend. [...]

Graphic novels are multimodal, meaning they use multiple modes of expression. This assists and aids readers’ ability to envision and comprehend ideas, [...]

The graphic novel that I chose to review for this assignment is Luke Cage, Hero for Hire. This graphic novel was written in 1972 by the Marvel Comics [...]

A graphic novel that has stuck out to me in my readings is one that was part of my coursework in WGST230: Introduction to Queer Studies. The graphic novel, [...]

The graphic novel I chose, The Arrival, by Shaun Tan, follows the story of a man who is immigrating to a new country. I believe this book does an amazing [...]

For my book review on a graphic novel focused on human rights, I chose Jeremy Craft’s New Kid, a story that explores the impact of microaggressions on [...]