I'm not sure if you were talking about titles or authors, but I recognized 5 titles and 6 authors on your Pulitzer list.
On a separate note, while I'm fine with children reading graphic novels, I am seriously irritated by how much those titles outweigh regular adult fiction in my local library's e-book collection. Each Tuesday, when I check the new additions to the collection, there are pages and pages of graphic novels before I see a single "regular" title, and inevitably, the graphic novels are all available for checkout while the other titles have long waiting lists.
I'm not sure if you were talking about titles or authors, but I recognized 5 titles and 6 authors on your Pulitzer list.
On a separate note, while I'm fine with children reading graphic novels, I am seriously irritated by how much those titles outweigh regular adult fiction in my local library's e-book collection. Each Tuesday, when I check the new additions to the collection, there are pages and pages of graphic novels before I see a single "regular" title, and inevitably, the graphic novels are all available for checkout while the other titles have long waiting lists.
That's really interesting about the graphic novels at your library! I haven't noticed that myself, but I'm not checking new additions as much.