This terrifically inspiring book offers hope and confidence to all children who are yearning to master something difficult.
Chieri Uegaki is a graduate of the creative writing department at the University of British Columbia. Suki's Kimono is her first published work. She lives in Sechelt, British Columbia.
Qin Leng was born in Shanghai, China, and later moved to France and then Montreal, Canada. She now lives in Toronto, Canada, with her twin sister and works as a designer and illustrator. Her books have been nominated for numerous prizes, including the prestigious Governor General's Literary Award.
And that, folks, is how you tell a completely charming yet
refreshingly unsentimental tale of an intergenerational bond of
love.--The Horn Book Magazine
Combining a love for music, artful storytelling, and beautifully
evocative visuals, this will likely inspire young musicians to
discover how to use their nascent skills creatively.--Booklist
Hana's clever triumph is testament to her inventiveness,
perceptiveness, and dedication.--Publishers Weekly
Learning to do something new and how to apply yourself and
perseverance are applications that can be drawn from this
book.--Resource Links
The quiet story would make a fine addition to most
libraries.--School Library Journal
This sweet multicultural story will resonate with anyone who has
experienced stage fright.--Kirkus Reviews
Uegaki's book is winning in every possible way ... Hana displays
courage, creative problem-solving and lots of spunk.--Kirkus
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