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Considering the involvement of Dave Gibbons, I expected something more, but this is a pretty average offering.

Vader is sent to track an extremist group after an attack on the Emperor, while an assassin is on his heels. Lots of good action and crazy force powers.

It seems a common theme of these Dark Horse Vader comics is people believing there is any wiggle room in Vader's resolve. He is a tool of the Emperor, period. In this one, a clone survives a battle but is left for dead. He survives and finds inspiration in Vader, but as he rises through the ranks, he gets more than he bargained for when he finally gets the Sith lord's attention.

“It‘s been an honor, teaching you, Bree.“

you could base any writing prompts off this book. Maybe you have them compare it to a time that they felt anxious while doing something new or how they will be determined to be better at things.

Week 3: Graphia. this is such an inspiring book to read to children or have them read on their own. It dives into hard topics like anxiety, racism, family, dynamic, sports and friendships. It‘s a good reading level for many students.

“Too much excitement, and excitement is not good for you. “

A lesson for this book could be comparing the graphic novel with the original story. You could see if if there are any differences or similarities throughout and write about them.

Week 3: Graphia. this book has beautiful illustrations with pastel colors. This is also true to the original story since it was made into a graphic novel. Super great plot and could be engaging for students.

A thick (I think this edition has three books in one) graphic novel from an Egyptian artist about wishes. Westerners harvest a treasure trove of wishes in an ancient temple,l. Three of them end up with our Shokey. He sells two and is left with one. Sounds like a dream right? Anything you wish will come true! Not so fast! How do humans regulate wishes? Did humanity manage to create world peace? Really made me think and great illustrations!