"Readers who are building their own confidence in the face of generational expectations will celebrate Sarabeth's persistence and positivity. An uplifting story about grappling with assumptions and helping others embrace your passion." --Kirkus Reviews "[A] humane story about navigating ill-fitting norms. 'In my day, girls can do anything they want,' Sarabeth declares, and Grandma happily embraces this new reality -- a final image finds her in coveralls enjoying lunch at the garage, suggesting that even stalled relationships can be jump-started with understanding." --Publishers Weekly "While the message about gender roles is the primary focus of the story, another important element conveyed is that what some people consider a 'dirty' job can be satisfying to oneself and helpful to others." --Booklist "The driving force behind the upbeat, inspiring Sarabeth's Garage is a self-aware young car aficionado who's not afraid to pursue her dreams. Sarabeth's Garage is a fine spin on evading societal constrictions at any age." --Shelf Awareness "A picture book that celebrates doing your own thing in the face of society's expectations.

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