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A warm, bite-sized collection of everyday adventures that perfectly captures the big feelings of early childhood. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Katie Woo and friends.
- sunny
- comforting
- warm
- familiar
- 01
In the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson
Bette Bao Lord
A warm, nostalgic journey of finding a new home and identity through the universal language of play.
- 02
Did you see Chip?
Wong Herbert Yee
A gentle, accessible exploration of a new city that transforms the worry of a missing pet into the warmth of new friendships.
- 03
Amina's voice
Hena Khan
A tender and earnest journey of balancing cultural heritage with the everyday desire to belong.
- 04
Front Desk
Kelly Yang
A big-hearted, bustling story about a determined girl who uses her voice and her community to fight back against an unfair world.
- 05
Top Story
Kelly Yang
A big-hearted, energetic journey about finding your voice and fighting for what's right alongside your best friends.
- 06
Upstairs Mouse, downstairs Mole
Wong Herbert Yee
A cozy, gentle exploration of an odd-couple friendship finding harmony in the small details of daily life.
- 07
Tooth fairy
Audrey Wood
A playful glimpse into childhood magic and the mischievous lengths a sibling will go to for a piece of the action.
- 08
My Name is Yoon
Helen Recorvits · 2003
A tender, quiet exploration of holding onto who you are while figuring out where you fit.
- 09
We Are Best Friends
Aliki
A gentle, empathetic exploration of the big feelings that come when a beloved companion moves away.
- 10
Ruby's Wish
Shirin Yim Bridges
An earnest and uplifting historical tale about a young girl's quiet rebellion to secure her right to learn.
- 11
The Five Chinese Brothers
Claire Huchet Bishop
A rhythmic, clever folktale where unique hidden talents are used to outsmart an unjust fate.
- 12
American Born Chinese
Gene Luen Yang
A clever, intertwining graphic journey through the awkwardness of adolescence, the weight of heritage, and the struggle to accept who you are.











