#PBStudyBuddy feature for picture book THE GIRL WHO LOVED POUTINE: Picture of Asian American author Sylvia Chen in giant glasses holding the book. The Emoji Arc shows a graph with Y-axis for Tension/Intensity and X-axis for Pages. Emojis with varying emotions plotted on the graph; may vary by reader for this book. Standout Phrase: "SQUEAK. SQUEAK. SQUEAK. The curds have to squeak." Standout Page Turn Text: "'I'm going to get the house ready,' Mom calls out as she secretly welcomes their guests." Standout Art Detail: A super cute MC, vivid and varied dish contenders, and neat flashbacks Starry Book Marks: Clever memory recall structure, Great transitions and storytelling using dialogue, and A wide and wonderfully supportive cast of family members.
Top-of-Mind Book Hooks: Delicious types of poutine!, Fun birthday traditions, Extended family experiences and relationships, Multi-region inclusion across Canada, and Super-squeaky cheese curds!. Fast Facts: Pub Year 2024, Created by Lorna Schultz Nicholson and Rachel Qiuqi, Imprint/Publisher: Sleeping Bear Press, Word Count (excludes text in art & backmatter): ~730, Backmatter: Fun Facts About Poutine, Poutine Recipe. Picture of Asian American author Sylvia Chen in giant LED-lit glasses holding the book. For more #PBStudyBuddy features, visit pbstudybuddy.com. Thank you!
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