In one room of the show, Telgemeier and a curator had assembled a selection from the Raina archives, including pages from her journals, school assignments, and family photos. Telgemeier’s ...

“Not to say that only girls read Raina’s work." During a photo op session ... the page and see Telgemeier now as a peer to their parents. Such connections spark healthy family conversations.

I was excited to have new, you know, family members ... drew you to that format? RAINA TELGEMEIER: I've loved comics since I was about nine. Before that, I loved pictures and animation and breeding.

In a world where kids can become anything, Raina Telgemeier and Scott McCloud are hoping they become cartoonists. Telgemeier has become a household name for parents whose kids love her graphic ...

The graphic novelist behind “Guts” shows how she works and talks about why she opened up about her anxiety. Raina Telgemeier struggles to find the right words when she tries to describe the ...

In Raina Telgemeier's new graphic novel ... Because a graphic novel combines words — usually dialogue — and pictures, Telgemeier starts with a loose outline of the story and then figures ...

Her name is Raina Telgemeier, and my son was the first one ... Like Raina, we have two sisters and one brother in our family. Raina is the older sister in her family, which immediately ...

Graphic novelist Raina Telgemeier has been described as “like ... I was excited to have new, you know, family members and new and new friends to play with and that they were their own individual ...