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In her debut work, Wolff, with her own sharp eye, effectively conveys both the overwhelming feelings that come from being ¬hypervigilant, with details ¬piling up one after another, and the wonder of being absorbed in a work of art. —School Library Journal An introspective and adept coming-of-age tale. —Kirkus Reviews Wolff’s debut paints a smart, soulful portrait of realistic family experiences with a touching artistic bent, and Margot shines as a likable, engaging narrator whose empowering journey is enhanced by all the blues she navigates along the way. —Booklist

In her debut work, Wolff, with her own sharp eye, effectively conveys both the overwhelming feelings that come from being ¬hypervigilant, with details ¬piling up one after another, and the wonder of being absorbed in a work of art. —School Library Journal

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Katherine Wolff lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Over the years she has reviewed books for The New York Times, waitressed in Vermont, assisted art collectors in Seattle, deejayed in New Jersey, worked as a shopgirl in Vienna, edited encyclopedias in Pasadena, studied Great Books in Annapolis, and led walking tours in Boston. She has twin daughters. And a cat. Oh, and a husband, too. Eleven Kinds of Blue is her first book for children.

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