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The new McGill & Lee middle grade math-focused graphic novel series is written by Florenza Lee and Bridget McGill and drawn by Abigail Fox.

We welcome a new series of math-focused graphic novels for middle grade students McGill and Leewritten and drawn by Justin saves the universe team by author and editor florence lee and artist abigail fox with author and math and science teacher Bridget McGill. And make Florenza Lee and Bridget McGill the main characters, minus a few years… The first book, Invasion of mutant plicationsfollows “an unlikely but dynamic duo: math genius McGill and imaginative Lee, as they face an unexpected challenge: intergalactic invaders posing as complicated math problems.”

Bobbie Bensur in Paw Print Post has purchased world rights to the first two books in the series and is scheduled for publication in October 2025. His agent, Jesse Byrd at Moonbeam Literary & Media negotiated the sale.

Florenza Lee says, “A few years ago, my agent extraordinaire, Jesse Byrd Jr., teamed me with the truly talented Abigail Watson for a graphic novel project (Justin Saves the Universe). I had never considered writing a graphic novel. I hardly knew how. read them correctly… first the highest bubble, then from left to right; first the bubbles, then the squares. What the hell! I like being terrified! Surprise, surprise! Turns out I’m actually pretty good at it. So when Bridgett McGill contacted me to edit a project she developed (a picture book concept), I had a vision that sparked a thought on a completely different book, another graphic novel. I immediately called Abi and told her and she agreed. Since Bridgett was there for the spark, I invited her to participate. But it was actually Abi who encouraged me to do it. Launch it! That turned the spark into hell! Abi Watson graduated from Leeds University of the Arts in 2017 with a BA (Hons) in Illustration.

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