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Stella and Marigold

Annie Barrows, illustrated by Sophie Blackall

Stella and Marigold are sisters with strong imaginations and distinct ways of telling stories. Seven-year-old Stella is kind, enjoys storytelling, and considers large questions, including what animals might think about people. Four-year-old Marigold creates imaginative tales that her mother calls fibs. She also wears her favorite Halloween costume throughout the year. Together, the sisters’ different interests and inventions shape the book’s family-centered portrait.

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Themes
Family · Imagination · Siblings · Writing And Storytelling
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Chronicle Books
Published
April 22, 2025
Pages
112
ISBN-13
9781797233819
Language
English
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