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They are artists. Engineers. Speedy spinners. Acrobats.

They are soba deliverymen who set off each morning on bicycles from the Old Sobaya noodle shop, trays of towering noodles stacked carefully atop their shoulders. From universities to factories to the tallest office buildings, they deliver hot food to eager people all over the city.

When children see them, they want to be like them. And so they practice stacking trays with bowls of water. Careful! 

After the sun sinks low, the deliverymen return, sweaty and tired, to the warmth of tasty noodles and the comfort of home. 

From the acclaimed creators of The Big Bath House comes a deliciously inviting story inspired by real people and the hard, graceful work they do to feed their city.

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Kyo Maclear

Kyo Maclear

1970 -
Canadian
Kyo Maclear is the writer of many books for children, including Julia, Child and Bloom: A Story of Fashion Designer Elsa Schiaparelli, both illustra... See more
Gracey Zhang

Gracey Zhang

American
Gracey Zhang is an award-winning illustrator, author, and animator with a BFA in Illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design. She received t... See more

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Noodles on a Bicycle
A fascinating, loving snapshot of a gravity-defying artform lost to time...

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