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Wutaryoo

Nilah Magruder

Ages 4–10

Readers rate it 3.0 (1 on Hardcover)

40 pages · Released 2021

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Wutaryoo is a gentle, affirming picture book about self-discovery and identity that celebrates curiosity and courage. The story centers on a character exploring her origins and finding her own narrative, with themes of belonging and acceptance woven throughout. There is no violence, profanity, or inappropriate content; it's designed for early readers and young children navigating questions about identity and fitting in.

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From the publisher

Wutaryoo is tired of not knowing who she is or where she came from. Inspired by her friends' fantastical origin stories, she sets off on an adventure of a lifetime that will help reveal her true history. A heartwarming and relatable new picture book about telling your own story and finding your own truth, perfect for k... Wutaryoo is tired of not knowing who she is or where she came from. Inspired by her friends' fantastical origin stories, she sets off on an adventure of a lifetime that will help reveal her true history. A heartwarming and relatable new picture book about telling your own story and finding your own truth, perfect for kids and recent graduates.

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  • Adventure
  • Fantasy
  • Young Adult
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Children's fiction

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