AANHPI graphic novels draw on mythology and folklore

A list of graphic novels celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander stories through mythology and folklore was shared ahead of Heritage Month.

The recommendations focus on titles for children, young adults and adults that explore cultural traditions and personal experiences. Several stories feature characters confronting mythological challenges or navigating identity and belonging.

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A list of books by Asian American and Pacific Islander authors has been shared to celebrate the heritage month and align with reading challenges.

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A new list highlights ten romance novels by Asian American and Pacific Islander authors.

A daily literary newsletter emphasizes that graphic novels help children develop key literacy skills, backed by research. The roundup also covers a sex writer's memoir excerpt and efforts to preserve ancient books in Mauritania. Diverse romantasy recommendations round out the featured links.

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Book Riot has compiled a list of standout queer graphic novels and comics from the past 25 years.

 

 

 

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