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She has prints available on her Etsy.Īmy Wu and the Perfect Bao is available at Amazon, Bookshop, and Kat Zhang’s local bookshop Left Bank Books. Illustrated by Charlene Chua whose work I just adore ( Family Breakfast, with two dads, is a favorite). Written Kat Zhang (you can support her local bookstore and get a signed copy by ordering through her website). Speaking of… if you love this book, you’ll also love Amy Wu and the Patchwork Dragon! A third Amy Wu books is in the works, Amy Wu and the Warm Welcome. How great is it that it sold out! Publishers take note, folks love this book. We actually ordered this book way back on Indie Bookstore Day, and I am absolutely delighted that it was back ordered until now. Luckily Amy has an idea to solve her own problem! And she’s confident enough to ask for what she needs and keep trying. But making bao takes practice after frustrating practice. I can relate!Īmy is so confident in most of her actions, like trying her shoes and brushing her teeth at the same time. Maybe my favorite part is the well meaning expressions on the grownups’ faces as they give Amy advice. This is a great book for preschoolers, for budding chefs, for kids learning perseverance. As always, check your local library first. This post includes affiliate links, and I may earn a commission if you choose to make a purchase (thanks!). Up until now we only had a library copy, but today our beloved Amy Wu and the Perfect Bao comes home!