Editorial Review
Booklist Review of Graphic Short Stories

The Graphic Short Stories series offers readers a fresh perspective on fact and fiction through evocative illustrations and captivating narratives. Each book focuses on a common theme and explores several short stories that are brought to life through detailed graphics and varying text boxes. Civil Rights Heroes showcases the struggles and triumphs of three Black American heroes: Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Eureka! True Tales of Discovery unveils important details of history through compelling stories of exploration, including the hunt for Troy and the sinking of the Titanic. Readers will be captivated by the legendary tales showcased in World Myths. This title explores stories from all over the world, such as a West African creation story and the legend of the hero twins who outwitted Mayan gods. World War II Battles examines three notable military conflicts (Iwo Jima, Pearl Harbor, and Midway) and chronicles the important details that made them infamous. This series is recommended for middle-grade readers but could be enjoyed by a broader audience due to its compelling stories, intricate visuals, and range of topics. Each title has a glossary and suggested resources for those curious to learn more. Readers will be attracted to these high-interest accounts of intriguing moments in history.