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Educators and librarians have long recognized the benefits of comics for young readers, and recent writing underscores this with evidence. Graphic novels engage kids, encouraging them to read while building crucial literacy abilities. The newsletter suggests using comics to draw children away from scrolling screens, calling it a win-win approach because of their enjoyment. This lays out the research in an accessible way for parents and educators to share.