Stepping Stones
By Lucy Knisley
By Lucy Knisley
By Lucy Knisley
By Lucy Knisley
By Lucy Knisley
By Lucy Knisley
By Lucy Knisley
By Lucy Knisley
By Lucy Knisley
Read by Lauren Fortgang, Sarah Mollo-Christensen, Patricia Santomasso, Kristen DiMercurio, Bailey Carr, James Fouhey, Neil Hellegers, Sean Patrick Hopkins, Joshua Kane, Amy Landon and Barrett Leddy
By Lucy Knisley
Read by Lauren Fortgang, Sarah Mollo-Christensen, Patricia Santomasso, Kristen DiMercurio, Bailey Carr, James Fouhey, Neil Hellegers, Sean Patrick Hopkins, Joshua Kane, Amy Landon and Barrett Leddy
Part of Peapod Farm
Part of Peapod Farm
Part of Peapod Farm
Part of Peapod Farm
Part of Peapod Farm
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books | Children's Graphic Novels
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books | Children's Graphic Novels
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books | Children's Graphic Novels
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books | Children's Graphic Novels
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books | Audiobooks | Children's Graphic Novels
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Praise
“This candid, heartwarming look at a child grappling with major changes will resonate with fans of Raina Telgemeier and Svetlana Chmakova and anyone trying to find their place.” —School Library Journal, starred review
“A realistic and relatable story of tween growth.” —The Horn Book, starred review
“Knisley balances humor and deeply felt emotion to capture the particular unfairness of being a child at the mercy of parental decisions.” —Publishers Weekly
“Painfully realistic, this is a strong addition to the middle-grade shelf.” —Kirkus Reviews
“A quietly charming tale.” —Booklist
“Jen’s awkwardness, her struggles with math, and her grudging acceptance of her new life make her a relatable heroine that readers will root for.” —The Bulletin
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