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The Whole Wide World of Mabel Mulligan

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By Victoria Jamieson, Andrew White Verified, Grace Lin
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Victoria Jamieson. Dial, $24.99 (256p) ISBN 978-0-525-55394-6; $13.99 trade paper ISBN 978-0-525-55393-9 A rising fourth grader uses her imagination to cope with big family changes in this radiant graphic novel from Jamieson (When Stars Are Scattered). Nine-year-old Mabel, whose closest companions are her beloved stuffed animals, is excited to move out of her and three-year-old sister Pearl’s shared bedroom to cultivate her own space in the attic.
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I Wonder if I’m Growing

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By Jon Klassen, Andrew White, Grace Lin
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Raffi, illus. by Jon Klassen. Tundra, $19.99 (44p) ISBN 978-1-77488-885-8 In this smartly paced picture book, Caldecott Medalist Klassen gives visual form in his signature style to one of the most plaintive and triumphant songs in musician Raffi’s catalog. “I wonder if I’m growing,” sighs a pale-skinned child across spreads that reveal only the crown of their tousle-haired head and the top half of their eyes—even a nearby rubber ducky has a better view.
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The Little Stone Buddha

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By Grace Lin, Martha Brockenbrough, Kate Messner
| Publishers Weekly Verified
A statue’s tumble into a neglected city lot prompts individual and collective action in this artfully told, community-care-focused picture book from Caldecott and Newbery Honoree Lin. When a smiling stone Buddha falls from a bicycle cart and lands face-up under an old mattress, passers-by “hurried by as fast as they could.... And no one ever smiled, except for the Little Stone Buddha,” who maintains the expression amid rumbling traffic, dark nights, and busy feet.
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