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Home / young adult

My Trip with Drip

Sep. 30, 2026 by Guest

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by Kristina Bowers Josephine Mark’s graphic novel My Trip with Drip tells the story of a shy, determined bunny and a gruff, lone wolf who embark on a journey through the forest to escape a vengeful hunter and, along the way, discover what it means to care and be cared for. Originally published (2022) in the author’s native German, and later translated to English, My Trip with Drip has been recognized for its excellence in German children’s literature, winning the Max and Moritz Award for Best Comic for Children award in 2022. Mark’s cinematic framing and visual gags add as… Read More

Tags: anthropomorphic, cancer, cared for, caregiving, chemotherapy, friendship, fur loss, gun violence, infusion, journey, medical plan, mental health, metaphorical, middle school, needles, pills, sadness, treatment, young adult

Hanging On By A Thread

May. 21, 2025 by Guest

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Tags: art student, cancer, Memoir, side effects, treatments, young adult

Level Up

Aug. 27, 2012 by Comic Nurse

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guest review by Kathryn Fay, Northwestern Medical Student   Pacman has what every good video game – and narrative for that matter – should have:  motivation (fleeing from ghosts), reward (eating yellow dots), and obstacle (navigating a labyrinthine course).  Best of all, it has familiarity. Level Up, by Gene Luen Yang, satisfies on all these counts, too. The story starts off with Dennis, the main character, sharing his first experience with an arcade. Many of us remember that moment, too: mine was at the dentist office (the only place I was allowed to play video games, mind you); game of… Read More

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