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Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 2008
Wabi Sabi
By Mark Reibstein, Ed Young (Illustrator)
A cat's quest for her name's meaning reveals beauty in simplicity and imperfection.
The New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s Books Award (2008)Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature (2009)
40 pages· 1,250 words· Est. 10 min read-aloud
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Summary: In Kyoto, a curious cat named Wabi Sabi embarks on a journey to understand her enigmatic name. Her quest leads her through the heart of Japanese philosophy, where beauty is found in simplicity and imperfection. As Wabi Sabi explores, she uncovers the profound elegance hidden in the ordinary. Will she find the answers she seeks, or discover something even more meaningful? This tale, woven with haiku and stunning collages, invites readers to see the world through new eyes, embracing the unexpected beauty in life's imperfections.
