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Honeysuckle House2 reviews
Andrea Cheng

Hand Print, 2004

A reluctant friendship forms as the two find close ties
Ten-year-old Sarah misses her best friend terribly, but finds herself paired with a new girl in school who has just arrived from China. Sarah resents the pairing with another Asian student - and finds their common cultural roots still don't make up for the fact she's been raised in America and Tina is a newcomer. A reluctant friendship forms as the two find close ties to bind them in Honeysuckle ...
  
  











  



  
The Lemon Sisters2 reviews
Andrea Cheng

Putnam Juvenile, 2006

Delightful juxtaposition of youth and aging
Andrea Cheng does a delightful job of taking a topic that is sometimes "scary" for children--that of the elderly. She shows the world from two points of view and then bridges those worlds in a touching, gentle way. Just when you think this might have a pitiful ending, there's a fun twist that leaves the reader deeply satisfied. A wonderful read that any children with an aging neighbor, ...
  
  











  



  
Grandfather Counts (Reading Rainbow Book) (Reading Rainbow Book)3 reviews
Andrea Cheng

Lee & Low Books, 2003

Heartwarming grandparent-grandchild story
The delicate relationship between the child and her grandfather is beautifully developed by the author, and the message that our differences -- age, language, etc. -- matter less than what we share is conveyed with subtlety. The glossary of Chinese words gives added insight into a different culture. The illustrations are good, though not as outstanding as the text. A real charmer!
  
  











  



  
Marika9 reviews
Andrea Cheng

Front Street, 2002

It's too riveting to put down
Marika is about a girl who has to keep her family alive from the Nazi's invasion. They start invading in 1944 and Marika does not think the Germans can stop her from living her dreams. This is in 1944 the time of WWII. It is interesting to read about how she handled it. It is tear jerking to hear how her life was destroyed by one religion. Her, her brother, dad, and mom will have to stick ...
  
  











  



  
When the Bees Fly Home1 review
Andrea Cheng

Tilbury House Publishers, 2002

A warm Book to share on many levels
This gem of a book has many things to recommend it. The paintings are carefully rendered to reveal the ehtnic family with diverse interest. The story of a family unit which will remain strong despite the different talents. Add to this the factual information about bees. This book can be used in the classroom to help students make connections to thier own lives which deepens understanding; it can ...
  
  











  



  
Eclipse
Andrea Cheng

Front Street, 2006
  
  











  



  
Tire Mountain
Andrea Cheng

Front Street, 2007
  
  











  



  
Where the Steps Were
Andrea Cheng

Front Street Press, 2008

The third-graders are sad that this will be their last year at Pleasant Hill Elementary before their school is torn down. Poems narrated in the voices of five different students Dawn, Kayla, Jonathan, Anthony, and Carmen relate the events of their last year together with their teacher, Miss D. But the year is busy as the students prepare to put on the play Cinderella, take field trips to a local farm, and do experiments in the science lab. They ...
  
  











  



  
Shanghai Messenger2 reviews
Andrea Cheng

Lee & Low Books, 2005

A gentle and encouraging book about learning to appreciate differences, as well as the roots of one's family history
Shanghai Messenger is a book of poetry by Andrea Cheng and pictures by Ed Young describing an eleven-year-old girl's trip to visit her extended family in Shanghai, China. Half-American, half-Chinese Xiao Mei is both excited and fearful as she sets foot in a strange land, yet the words of her grandmother - to look about herself and remember - reverberate in her heart. Bit by bit she comes to ...
  
  











  



  
Goldfish and Chrysanthemums3 reviews
Andrea Cheng

Lee & Low Books, 2003

A Family Story
Nancy decides to make a garden in the backyard like the one that her grandmother remembers from China. The story is a quiet and loving family tale and the illustrations are muted green, orange, and gold. Karen Woodworth Roman www.librarians.info
  
  











  



  
Image Processing Based on Partial Differential Equations: Proceedings of the International Conference on ...

Springer, 2007

This book publishes a collection of original scientific research articles that address the state-of-art in using partial differential equations for image and signal processing. The topics covered in this book include: level set methods for image segmentation and construction, denoising techniques, digital image inpainting, image dejittering, image registration, and fast numerical algorithms for solving these problems. The book is suitable for ...
  
  











  



  
Marika
Andrea Cheng

Boyds Mills Pr, 2002
  
  











  



  
The Bear Makers
Andrea Cheng

Front Street, 2008
  
  











  



  
The Key Collection1 review
Andrea Cheng

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2003

Well-written but consider pre-reading
This is really well-written - but as a parent I want to add that it might bother some sensitive souls, especially if they are going through something similar. I just saw it at the library and could really feel the pain of having his grandmother move away - although in some ways it deepened his relationship with her -and with others. One tiny nit-pick: I wish his grandmother had been called ...
  
  











  



  
The Lace Dowry1 review
Andrea Cheng

Hand Print, 2005

Her friendship with an unschooled lace maker's daughter immerses her in a controversial friendship
Twelve-year-old Juli doesn't want a dowry nor the dancing lessons her mother covets for her: Hungarian girls don't need these things anymore, Juli insists, and she dreams of a career over marriage. Her friendship with an unschooled lace maker's daughter immerses her in a controversial friendship, the problems of a very different family life, and eventual defiance of her mother's dreams in The ...
  
  











  



  
Anna the Bookbinder1 review
Andrea Cheng

Walker Books for Young Readers, 2003

Anna and the string
You can write a children's picture book about almost anything these days, but this was the first bookbinding item I'd yet seen. In this simple tale, Anna is the daughter of a bookbinder. Her father is slowly loosing his business to the new competitive binderies, and her mother is pregnant with their second child. When the unexpected birth coincides poorly with an urgent binding order, it's up ...
  
  











  







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