Yuki Ainoya

Sato the Rabbit
A whimsical children's book series by Yuki Ainoya, translated by Michael Blaskowsky
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even*clevelandFirst to rec“Brief, evocative adventures that skew surreal and gnomic, like stepping through a puddle.”
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Kaitlyn Teer“All four of the Sato the Rabbit books are a jolt to the senses. Sato's way of looking at the world is absolutely magical.”
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Ginny Branch“An absolute must for fans of the Chirri and Chirra series. Get the whole magical collection!”
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Christa“All the Sato books are weird and wonderful.”
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Emma“My absolute favorite children’s series that I discovered with my toddler. Dreamy, surprising, soothing but never boring — each little vignette makes us both smile and the art is truly lovely. They are all good, but the best is Sato the Rabbit: The Moon.”
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Elena“A lovely series comprised of little episodes that feel serenely psychedelic. “Sato” is now a filter my sons invoke when an ordinary moment threatens to transform into something extraordinary.”
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Seimi“There are a few books, they are ALL delightful.”
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