Girl Power! 7 Graphic Novel Series for 7-Year-Old Girls
Seven-year-old girls are such fun with their earnest curiosity and commitment to fairness. Still, they do a fair amount of magical thinking and giggling. It is a fantastic age to jump into graphic novels. Whether you read them aloud or let your young readers enjoy them independently, sharing this genre with early elementary school kids sets them up to enjoy reading for years to come.
Check out the list below for some favorite graphic novel series for 7-year-old girls. There are plenty of options for kids who like magic, adventure, and humor. Expect to find age-appropriate themes and spunky female protagonists (plus a few lovable creatures).
This list originally appeared on ReadBrightly.com.
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Add to BookshelfI Like to Read Comics Series
by various authors
This early reader series is perfect for ushering seven-year-olds into the fun of reading graphic novels. The levels of difficulty vary with each story. Check out the sweet duo in Owl and Penguin by Vikram Madan for new readers. The simple speech bubbles and friendship-themed storylines will make kids smile. Cute hearts and smiley face accents add to the appeal. The funny escapades of gnomes, pixies, and woodland animals in the Mossy and Tweed books by Mirka Hokkanen are a winning choice if you want a book with more words per page.
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Disney The Never Girls Series
by RH Disney
As “four real girls in a fairy’s world,” Kate, Mia, Lainey, and Gabby bring their unique personalities through the magic portal to Never Land. It’s a treat for readers to see these popular characters starring in original graphic novel adventures. Look for relatable experiences and feelings with a sparkly touch.
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Shark Princess Series
by Nidhi Chanani
Girls who love the sea will happily dive into this early reader graphic novel series as they join Shark Princess Kitana and her friend Mack on exciting adventures. These sparkling stories are full of friendship, fun, and feel-good vibes.
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Babymouse Series
by Jennifer L. Holm
This series checks several boxes: A feisty heroine, fun illustrations (with plenty of pink!), clever humor, and almost two dozen installments to keep kids reading. They work well to read aloud or for independent reading. Each book has a straightforward plot structure with gentle problems and solutions. For example, in the series opener, Babymouse obsesses over scoring an invitation to a sleepover.
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Disgusting Critters Series
by Elise Gravel
Girls like nonfiction, too! This series introduces a range of creatures, from toads, worms, and slugs, to cockroaches and head lice. While these books don’t have traditional comic book panels, they have graphic novel vibes. (Also, no official spunky female protagonists, but the author has enough spunk that we’re counting it.) Satisfy your seven-year-old’s curiosity about the less glamorous side of nature and prompt plenty of giggles, too.
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Witches of Brooklyn Series
by Sophie Escabasse
When Effie loses her parents, she moves in with her two eccentric aunts — and discovers she’s part of a magical family! While Effie is eleven, the relatable and tame content works well for reading aloud to interested seven-year-olds or for advanced young readers to enjoy on their own.
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Aster Series
by Thom Pico
Aster moves to a new home in the countryside and expects it to be boring — ha! She soon finds herself navigating one magical event after another. This series will draw in any kid who has imagined a simple walk in the woods turning into something fantastic and hero-worthy. It’s another engaging graphic novel fantasy series that works well for advanced seven-year-old readers or as a read-aloud.
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