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This One Summer - Graphic Novel
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This One Summer

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This One Summer is a coming-of-age graphic novel written by Mariko Tamaki and illustrated by Jillian Tamaki, published in 2014 by First Second Books. The story follows two young friends as they spend the summer at a beach town and navigate family tensions, adolescent discovery, and local drama. It is distinguished for its nuanced portrayal of the transitional period between childhood and adolescence. The graphic novel is intended for young adult readers and notably received a Caldecott Honor and a Printz Honor.

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Who are Rose and Windy in This One Summer?

Rose and Windy are two friends who return to Awago Beach for their summer holiday. Rose is approaching adolescence, while Windy is younger and more openly playful, creating a friendship shaped by both closeness and growing differences.

Where is This One Summer set?

The graphic novel is set in Awago, a small beach town where the girls' families spend their summers. The setting lets the story place adolescent discovery alongside adult relationship problems and family tension.

Who created This One Summer?

Mariko Tamaki wrote the book and Jillian Tamaki illustrated it. First Second Books published it in 2014, and the book is 320 pages in the commonly sold edition.

What awards did This One Summer receive?

This One Summer received a 2015 Caldecott Honor and won the 2015 Printz Award. It was also recognized with an Eisner Award and the 2014 Governor General's Award for illustration.

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