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Challenging theme and subject. Means suggestions will undoubtedly be subject to your own school context (class sensitivity, suitability etc. ) and personal opinion. I’ve shared these in the past. Some are situated within the World Wars, others cover the theme of war.

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Impossible to choose, without missing something incredibly important out. However, these would be examples I have shared with most UKS2 classes the last few years:
‘The Arrival’ by Shaun Tan
‘The Dam’ by David Almond and Levi Pinfold
‘Rhythm and Poetry’ by Karl Nova.

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got in early with my favourite of all (Saga). Very much enjoyed these:
Colin Thompson, Scott McCloud and Chris Ware do sweeping, emotion-driven epics incredibly well.
Also, love everything that has come out of the mind of Brian K Vaughan!

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This series was suggested by , they’ve got a great selection in store, and can arrange to post to schools / home too. Super knowledgable staff!

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Introduced to me by , Gary Crew is an Australian writer who creates unsettling picturebook masterpieces, all with very dark and twisted endings. Eilean Mor, illustrated by Jeremy Geddes, is a gothic, lighthouse story. Readable to the right Y6 class. 1/5

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It’s definitely one that will prompt book chat about new arrivals. Its illustrations are powerful and infused with empathy. There’s a lovely correlation between the baby swift and the character’s newborn sister. A very moving masterpiece.

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Not sure of a graphic novel with that focus, but know a very good picturebook that I’ve used with Y6, ‘Perfect’ by Nicola Davies, illus. by Cathy Fisher. It focuses on themes of disability & family, ending with a hopeful message.

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You’ve tagged my alter ego there, but happy to help with the hashtag.
Here’s mine for this week:
from ‘Super Happy Magic Forest’ by Matty Long. 😁

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Such a lovely text. Finished it this week. Tackles the complex emotions of grief and anger really well.

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