[CASL-L] Manga Recs?

[CASL Vice President]

Hi Robin,

Just getting a manga collection going in my high school library. Still need
to catalog the ones I purchased, so I don't have student feedback on them
yet; however, below are several resources that might be helpful:


   - The Graphic Library Newsletter
   <https://campaign-statistics.com/browser_preview/aO0XWG-571A3Pv-1lvAuv>
   (sign up to get delivered to inbox; has been focusing on manga exclusively,
   but she's just added a graphic novel reviewer)
   - Manga Librarian <https://mangalibrarian.com/>
   - ALA's Graphic Novels and Comics Round Table <https://www.ala.org/gncrt>
   - My Anime List <https://myanimelist.net/anime/season>

Most of these resources were gathered at the 2024 ALA Conference in San
Diego. Gee, I'm just thinking for those attending CASL's Conference, maybe
we should have a lunch room that focuses on Manga? We'll have box lunches
and we're planning to have people gather, if they wish, by grade levels:
elementary, middle, high school, post-grad, etc. We could have a space for
Manga, if there's interest.

~Val DiLorenzo
Vice President & 2024 CASL Conference Co-Chair
CT Association of School Librarians

Connecticut Association of School Librarians' Organization Address:

4 Wotton Lane

Burlington, CT 06013


On Tue, Sep 24, 2024 at 10:31 AM Robin Waring <rwaring at nwr7.org> wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I have been researching new Manga for our 7-12 LMC and was wondering if
> anyone has suggestions?
> I am trying to ensure the content is appropriate for Middle/High.
>
> If you have a popular series, please let me know.
>
> Thank you!
>
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> Robin L. Waring
> World Civilization Teacher
> Media Director
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