My Friend Dahmer is a darkly touching account of one man's experience of knowing Jeffrey Dahmer during high school. Quick-paced and morbidly intriguing, this graphic novel will have you questioning whether or not you can ever know what's going on in someone's life as Derf Backderf shares his own demons with the world.
Johanna Morrigan adheres to the tenants of 'sex, drugs, rock and roll' in this lyrical narrative about the dysfunctional rites of puberty. Johanna is brass and quirky, but overall Caitlin Moran's How to Build a Girl will touch you with its tale of redemption for those who never fit.
Sharon G. Flake evokes the powerful imagery of growing up through the honest and insightful words of her many speakers. You Don't Even Know Me gives the reader an unfiltered view through eloquently crafted poetry and prose into the minds of young black men who are not only brave, but searching to find themselves amidst monstrous cities.
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