Hello everyone! We are so excited to announce the tour schedule for Snake Night (Graphic Novel) by Ira Marcks.
November 2nd
the nutty bookworm reads alot – Review
November 3rd
The violet west – Review
November 4th
unconventionalquirkybibliophile – Top 5 Reasons to Read Snake Night
November 5th
Ilovebooksandstuffblog – Promotional Post
November 6th
Twirling Book Princess – Review
November 7th
Mx. Phoebe’s Viewpoint – Promotional Post
November 8th
The Book Dutchesses – Promotional Post
November 2nd
littlelibraryadventures – Creative post
onemused – Promotional Post
ninebookishlives – Promotional Post
November 3rd
StitchsAddiction – Review
kidslittlefreelibrarybristolri – Review
bookdemonio – Promotional Post
November 4th
quirkybibliophile – Top 5 Reasons to Read Snake Night
redreviews4you – Mood Board
thecleverreader – Promotional Post
November 5th
ilovebooksandstuffblog – Promotional Post
deasbookshelf – Review
November 6th
thisreadergirl – Top 5 Reasons to Read Snake Night
avainbookland – Review
November 7th
mxphoebesviewpoint – Promotional Post
nissa_the.bookworm – Review
November 8th
thebookdutchesses – Promotional Post
meghenslittlelibrary – Promotional Post
Genre: Middle Grade, Graphic Novel
Publishing date: November 3rd, 2026
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Synopsis:
Hidden passages, mythical snakes, and cryptic conspiracies … at this secret night school, a failing grade is the least of Rose’s worries.
Rose was just trying to get into her school science club—on her own terms, without the help of her famous scientist of a father. All she has to do is convince the club leaders that alchemy is a serious science. But when her attempts to capture video evidence lead her and her best friend Elijah to a mysterious night school rumored to dabble in alchemy, they stumble into an ancient conspiracy involving a phantom snake, hidden codes, and the fabled guardian of the Golden Fleece.
As Rose digs deeper, the line between myth and reality begins to blur. With new friends at her side, she must navigate secret passages, alchemical puzzles, and dangerous truths before the night swallows her whole.
Ira Marcks is an award-winning graphic novelist recommended by The New York Times, the American Library Association, and the Junior Library Guild.
His work exploring the potential of visual narrative has led to an eclectic mix of collaborators, including Weird Tales, the European Research Council, and a White House Fellowship researcher.
As an educator, Ira’s online courses have inspired over 100,000 students.
