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Say Hello to Mr. Wallaby! 1

Contributor(s): Goshika, Marume (Author)

ISBN: 9798888779521

Publisher: Kodansha Comics

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Pub Date: September 8, 2026

Lexile Code: 0000

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Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.64" H x 8.13" L x 5.79" W ( 0.43 lbs) 160 pages

Series: Say Hello to Mr. Wallaby!

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Description: A talking wallaby who loves Japan ends up plucked out of Australia and placed in a job as a substitute teacher, where he'll learn courage, make new friends, and teach life lessons--all while being compeletely adorable.

Fans of a certain marmalade-loving bear will fall in love with this heart-melting manga about a fearless marsupial from down under!

On safari in Australia, a wealthy traveler meets a talking wallaby who loves Japan and never thought he'd get a chance to visit. It turns out this traveler is also the principal of a private school in Japan, and before the little wallaby knows it, he's been whisked away to the land of the rising sun and plunked in front of a class full of students as a substitute teacher! Mr. Wallaby will need all the courage in his footlong frame to take responsibility for all these kids--and they may just find his cuteness too distracting to learn anything, too!

Slice-of-life manga meets Paddington Bear meets a Steve Irwin nature special in this sweet and silly three-volume manga series.

Review Quotes: "A delightful fantasy tale with a cuddly protagonist, good-hearted characters, and gentle absurdist humor...The art is absolutely adorable, with a cute, rounded Mr. Wallaby playing off his size against the more normal-looking humans." -School Library Journal

"This is a light-hearted way to share some silly moments in Japanese culture with an adorable quokka and readers and make some silly jokes along the way. Mr. Wallaby has a childlike innocence that younger readers may appreciate, and this style of humor is definitely meant for younger audiences." -The Graphic Library

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