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“Ash’s Cabin is a beautiful book. Jen Wang does amazing work in deftly contrasting Ash’s interior journey in their relationship with a hostile external world. It’s a gorgeous meditation on fear, loneliness, and building a place to feel at home in your own heart.” —Trung Le Nguyen, creator of The Magic Fish

“Heart-wrenching and powerful, Ash’s Cabin sucked me in and I couldn’t stop until I got to the end. Ash’s story couldn’t be more relevant today. I just loved it.” —Tillie Walden, Eisner Award–winning creator of Spinning

“A fierce and tender story about the lengths you will go to connect in a way that matters, during a time in your life when those connections feel so hard. Timely, empathetic, and masterfully drawn, exactly what Jen Wang has always excelled at.” —Kate Beaton, #1 New York Times–bestselling creator of Hark! A Vagrant and Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands.

"Wang masterfully adapts this storyline for contemporary audiences, seamlessly weaving questions of identity, gender, race (Ash has Chinese and Irish ancestry), and climate change into this fundamental tale of survival. Searing and radiant." — Kirkus, starred review

"Wang (Stargazing) delivers a stunning, contemplative wilderness adventure via muted earth-tone watercolors that tackles head-on the present-day experience of living in what often feels like a time of apocalyptic change." —Publisher's Weekly, starred review

"Wang’s emotive, empathic illustrations elevate an already impactful narrative into a stupendous visual masterpiece, with and without panels, swathed in daytime California golds and chillier nighttime blues. Perfection—literary and artistic—awaits here." –Booklist, starred review

"This book is a page-turner and readers will both worry and cheer for Ash every step of the way. Highly recommended for all middle school and high school libraries." –School Library Journal, starred review

"Wang has updated the classic survival story for today’s socially conscious and gender expansive teens with this thoughtfully wrought graphic novel that pays loving homage to treasured titles such as Hatchet and My Side of the Mountain." –Horn Book Magazine