Morning Glories by Nick Spencer is as crazy as it is intense.
A little unbelievable at times but full of action and drama, this story features a group of six teens all with the same birthday that get accepted into an exclusive prep school. It's called the Morning Glory Academy. At this school the teachers do whatever it takes to raise a new breed of super humans and what they do is weird, freaky, and often horrifying.
Not much history is given in this first volume about what motives are driving the teachers to kill and torture their students into the world's next group of elites but please keep your fingers crossed for this group of six because they just might not graduate alive!
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When my colleague and I first saw this book, we were both really interested in reading it. But it was on hold for someone else so we were just going to have to wait!
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I'm a sucker for a good graphic memoir - cartoonists using the narrative tools of comics to explore their personal experiences. I've read books in this genre about topics ranging from the Iranian Revolution to a gay person coming out of the closet to the history of Students for a Democratic Society, but I was surprised to discover Lucy Knisley's new book 
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