Raina experiences braces, boy troubles and other plagues of the sixth grade.

Callie becomes the stage manager for her middle school’s production of “Moon Over Mississippi.”

Raina is stuck in the back seat between her younger brother and sister for a weeklong road trip in this family memoir.

Four best friends start a babysitting business in this all-color adaptation of the first book in the popular series.

This massive collected edition, of issues 97-144, follows Rick and his group of survivors as they make contact with others.

Astrid decides to join a summer roller derby camp before she begins junior high, but can she keep up with the older girls and stay close to her best friend even though they are growing apart?

Claudia must find a way to get along with her sister after their grandmother has a stroke in this all-color adaptation of the series’s seventh book.

This massive collected edition – over 1,000 pages – reprints the first 48 issues of “The Walking Dead.” The TV version of the comic book series starts on AMC in October.

A memoir of the author’s life from ages 6 to 14 in Iran, during and after its 1979 revolution, depicted through black-and-white comic strip images.

This collected edition, of issues 49-96, follows Rick and his group of survives as they try to stay alive — with zombies and some humans against them.

Emily, Trellis, and Vigo travel to an island where they can gain access to lost memories from Trellis’s childhood.

Representative John Lewis describes his childhood and the beginning of his involvement in the civil rights movement. The first volume of a trilogy.

Two sisters discover that their quiet coastal town is haunted.

A government registration act pits the Marvel heroes against one another.

The members of the club split up after a huge fight in this all–color adaptation of the fourth book in the popular series.

Representative John Lewis concludes his memoir of the civil rights movement in this volume, which depicts the Selma March.

Stacey struggles with being the new kid in town in this all–color adaptation of the third book in the popular series.

With Hazel still in captivity, Alana and Marko organize a prison break.

Rick prepares for a war against the Whisperers.

In her first memoir, the author chronicles the life and death of her father, a closeted gay man and funeral director.

Representative John Lewis of Georgia continues his memoir of the civil rights movement. In this volume, he recounts the March on Washington in 1963, among other events.

When his family moves to the suburbs, Jin Wang wonders why he doesn’t fit in with the “all-American boys” in his new school.

T’Challa, once again the king of Wakanda after his sister’s death, finds his country under attack by superpowered terrorists.

The author tells the story of his father, a Holocaust survivor, in a critically-acclaimed tale where Jewish people are mice and Germans are cats.

In this children’s memoir, a young girl experiences hearing loss and receives the Phonic Ear, a bulky hearing aid that comes with a mischievous side–benefit, she can hear her teacher no matter where she goes in school.

After the Whisperers attack, Rick must decide how to retaliate.

A small–town preacher in Texas embarks on a spiritual quest after he merges with an entity that grants him the power to command others.

The “Merc with a Mouth” is hired to kill Wolverine and then sets his sights on Norman Osborn in this collection.

In a dark, alternate reality, a young woman is caught in the middle of a war between magical creatures and evil sorceresses.

The title says it all.