I got the answers.

My book, Polar Bears: Survival on the Ice comes out December 31 and is available for pre-order!

With gorgeous art by Zack Giallongo, this middle grade graphic novel follows a mother polar bear and her two cubs as they learn about life in the Arctic. It's chock full of humor and education about polar bear biology and behavior. So proud to be part of this celebrated series!

https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781626728240

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There is no mansplaining like white mansplaining, because white mansplaining don't stop.

Go for a long walk and get your head together. #comics

Overwhelmed by the residue of desperate prayers in a Japanese temple. #comics #memoir

The woods are full of eyes, and the grass is full of whispers.

Instead of a page of acknowledgments, Gabby Schulz lists his apologies. #comics #guilt

Husbands are miserable people. #comics #feminism

This book is about a man who finds himself in a world no longer his own all because of a magic box that does science. It's ridiculous and suspenseful and a lot of fun. #scifi

Pleading confessions of love and carpets. #fumetti #comics

Cocaine spoons make their way into Ken's house. #comics #barbie

Picking up the phone, doing dishes, booting up the computer are all struggles in this apartment born of dreams, anxiety, and depression. An apartment that might devour you. #comics #art

A novel that spans 300 years and captures the impact on slavery through eight generations sounds daunting but it's exquisitely written and engrossing, each chapter like an interlocking short story. #heartbreaking

Soft City has a familiar mid-century anxiety about consumerism and conformism but it also gets to the root of our desire for "softness" and safety. Here our desire to keep our minds away from violence directly results in the perpetuation of violence in the world. #comics #art

"Even now, you think that's where this is going?" a character asks, but we can't be blamed for forgetting this is a down to earth story with rich, believable characters because it's so damn suspenseful. This is the best novel I've read in a while. Tightly constructed and full of sumptuous paragraphs, a book about many things, and how desperately we need to treat autistic children as people instead of problems. #family #cults #camp

Darker than its bright colors suggest, The Oven is a short sci-fi story about a couple who escapes one society only to be tested by a new one. #comics

He looked from my mother's face to mine, deeply pleased with himself, then let out a belch and retreated downstairs, like a squid escaping in a cloud of ink.

Using the Yorkshire Ripper as a touchstone, this comic skillfully moves from personal trauma to probing questions about a society that accepts misogyny and violence against women. Una is just as comfortable using silence and poetic images as she is statistics and history to fight against complacency and victim-shaming, toward listening.

Panther is a beautiful, funny, stirring, and intensely creepy comic about a young girl and a seductive monster. It is the Cat in the Hat by way of Kafka with the dualism of Lolita's Humbert and Quilty. #weird #disturbing #unforgettable #comics

Cosplayers feels like a modern Ghost World at times but it adds a layer of subtext about comics/anime culture's generational shift, with two young female fans sharing a world with older men who revere their own opinions. #comics #anime

Make this book your go-to guide this holiday season! #food #comics #weird

We believe our capacity for reason makes us bigger than we are, our ability to understand the infinite vastness of celestial bodies. But the truth is, this sense of scale only shrinks us.

Because what is the news business, really, except the work of hypochondriacs? Anxious men and women who inflate and investigate every tic and cough, hoping that this time it might be the big one.

Like an extreme version of "The Little House" (one of my favorite books as a kid), this gorgeous book follows one building as it faces the black death and hundred years war through the French Revolution, Nazi occupation, all the way to je suis charlie. #wordless #paris #gorgeous #art

THIS PARK IS SERIOUS.

The trees know too much.

...it is important that we learn to distinguish between mysteries and secrets. Mysteries precede humankind, envelop us and draw us forward into exploration and wonder. Secrets are the work of humankind, a covert and often insidious way to gather, withhold, or impose power. Do not confuse the pursuit of one with the manipulation of the other.

The frustrations of time travel are all over Dan Clowes' "Patience." #comics #scifi

The Nameless City is a young adult fantasy graphic novel series that sympathizes not with revolutionaries but with the otherwise invisible people caught in a cycle of wars. #fantasy #ya #comics