Anonymous
09/27/2024 17:07
Subject: How to convince DD 10 to read anything else than comics (graphic novels)
Anonymous wrote:I’m a librarian in a middle school. Trust me, this phase will pass and she’ll move on to more advanced chapter books. I’ve seen kids go through this phase and grow out of it hundreds of times.
Or she’ll stick to her graphics and read only chapter books that the school requires. Not everyone is interested in reading long chapter books from 100 years ago in their free time. If Comics and funny graphic books are something a child enjoys and they are doing great in school there is no problem.
Anonymous
09/27/2024 15:47
Subject: How to convince DD 10 to read anything else than comics (graphic novels)
I’m a librarian in a middle school. Trust me, this phase will pass and she’ll move on to more advanced chapter books. I’ve seen kids go through this phase and grow out of it hundreds of times.
Anonymous
09/27/2024 15:37
Subject: How to convince DD 10 to read anything else than comics (graphic novels)
Anonymous wrote:There's some good graphic novels OP. Just because there are pictures doesn't mean your kid can't learn. Do a little research and talk to your librarian. My son was into an American history graphic novel series at that age--I can't remember the name, but it featured prominent people in history like Nathan Hale. it was good stuff.
Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales.
Read these as an adult and LOVED them.
Anonymous
09/27/2024 15:16
Subject: How to convince DD 10 to read anything else than comics (graphic novels)
Newspapers like NYT and Washington Post have gotten in on the graphic articles. You scroll down as you read and related photos come up in between paragraphs. It brings the articles to life.
Anonymous
09/27/2024 15:12
Subject: How to convince DD 10 to read anything else than comics (graphic novels)
Librarians don’t know jack