She has a younger brother named Will as well as a sister named Amara. Raina Telgemeier was born on in San Francisco, California. Then in 2016, her new novel titled ‘Ghosts’ was released.

This novel depicts Telgemeier’s experience growing up with her sister. Two years later, she released her 2nd autobiographical graphic novel named ‘Sisters’. After this, in 2012, Telgemeier released the fiction graphic novel ‘Drama.’ It included some of her experiences regarding school theatre programs. The following year, Telgemeier released ‘Smile’ – an autobiographical graphic novel based on her webcomic named ‘Smile (A Dental Drama).’ In this book, the author described the serious mouth injury that she had got during her pre-teen years.

Telgemeier co-authored ‘X-Men: Misfits’ with her husband and the book was released in 2009. Martin's The Baby-sitters Club series for Scholastic/Graphix: ‘Kristy's Great Idea,’ ‘The Truth About Stacey,’ ‘Mary Anne Saves the Day,’ and ‘Claudia and Mean Janine.’ She also created four graphic novel adaptations of Ann M. Raina Telgemeier's vast range of works include a series of self-published mini-comics called ‘Take-Out,’ a short story in Volume 4 of the ‘Flight’ anthology, and a short story in ‘Bizarro World’ for DC Comics. This biography offers detailed information on his childhood, life, achievements and timeline. James Thurber was an American author, journalist and cartoonist, famously known for his short stories and cartoons in ‘The New Yorker’ magazine. Her second autobiographical novel ‘Sisters’ became New York Times Editor's Choice for the year 2014. Her fiction novel ‘Drama’ was selected for the title of the 2013 Stonewall Book Award. It also earned the title of the 2011 ALA Notable Children's Book and even won the 2011 Eisner Award for the Best Publication for Teens. Her graphic novel ‘Smile,’ based on her webcomic of the same name, won the 2010 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award as well as the 2010 Kirkus Reviews Best Book title. Telgemeier’s books have also won several titles. Not just this! She was once nominated for an Ignatz Award as well. The skilled cartoonist has been nominated twice for Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards. She earned the 2015 Eisner Award for the Best Writer/Artist. She received the 2003 Friends of Lulu's Kimberly Yale Award under the category ‘Best New Talent’. Telgemeier has received tons of awards, honors, and nominations for her work. Her other popular works include graphic novel adaptations of ‘The Baby-sitters Club’ series, ‘Take-Out’ and ‘X‑Men: Misfits’. She is also famous for writing the graphic fiction novel titled ‘Drama’.

She is best known for her autobiographical webcomic ‘Smile’ as well as its follow-up ‘Sisters’.

Raina Telgemeier is an eminent cartoonist from the USA.

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