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The Littlest Yak Lu Fraser

The Littlest Yak

Lu Fraser

Ages 4–8 NYT Best Seller

Released 2021

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The Littlest Yak is a lighthearted picture book about a young yak learning to appreciate her own unique qualities rather than comparing herself to others. The story celebrates individuality and self-acceptance through humor and a relatable character struggle. It contains no concerning content and delivers positive messages about resilience and self-worth.

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It’s tough to be the littlest yak in the pack! But Gertie wants to grow up big and strong like her friends, so she cooks up a silly plan in this hilarious winter tale about celebrating your individuality. It’s tough to be the littlest yak in the pack! But Gertie wants to grow up big and strong like her friends, so she cooks up a silly plan in this hilarious winter tale about celebrating your individuality.

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  • JUVENILE FICTION

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ISBN 9781682638774