Library Loot is a weekly event co-hosted by Eva and Marg that encourages readers to share the goodies that they picked up at their libraries each week!
I got many treats at the library yesterday – mainly due to their recently expanded Graphic Novels section, which made me incredibly happy to discover.
From top to bottom:
Circle of Friends DVD (Starring Chris O’Donnell and Minnie Driver) – Recommended to me by a friend, a must watch in prep/excitement for my trip to Ireland.
Carnet de Voyage by Craig Thompson – a graphic Travel Journal by the author of one of my favorite graphic novels, Blankets.
Someone Will Be With You Shortly by Lisa Kogan – Impulse grab, short memoir that looks endearing and funny.
Molly Fox’s Birthday by Deirdre Madden – This is the only book that I actually planned on looking for and checking out. It’s included in Barnes and Noble’s summer Discover New Authors selection, and captured my interest.
The Beats: A Graphic History edited by Paul Buhle – A good find in newly expanded Graphic Novels section.
Pride & Prejudice (graphic novel) adapted by Nancy Butler – Another good find in the Graphic Novels section.
Ghost World by Daniel Clowes – Spotted this and realized it didn’t make sense that I haven’t read it, given how much I enjoy Graphic Novels.
Since a lot of these are graphic novels*, and the ones that aren’t are fairly short, I’m hoping to read (and watch, in the case of the DVD) all of these before they’re due – something that is rarely possible with most of the stacks I bring home from the library.
*I think this post now holds the record for the number of times I’ve mentioned graphic novels in one blog post. I’ll add it to the tags just to be sure. :)
I really want to read the graphic novel version of Pride and Prejudice.
Wonderful Library Loot, Emily! I am really curious to know how the graphic novel version of ‘Pride and Prejudice’ is :) Looking forward to reading your review of it.
Have fun with your loot! I enjoyed Carnet de Voyage…the art was gorgeous. :)
I too enjoyed Carnet de Voyage!
If you enjoy graphic novels, i highly suggest the Rabbi’s Cat, it’s one of my favourites!