Lon Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story from China26 reviews Ed Young Putnam Juvenile, 1996 When is a bad wolf not a bad wolf? + Brilliant dip into folklore + Well written and illustrated. + Lon Po Po             D Is for Doufu: An Alphabet Book of Chinese Culture4 reviews Maywan Shen Krach Shen's Books, 2000 A visual treat! + Not quite what I expected... + Excellent book! When I first leafed through this book I could not put it down because it is such a rich visual treat. Each page contains a luminous collage of paintings, calligraphy and graphics through which we are introduced to some of the many artifacts and traditions of the Chinese culture. Some words such as ...             The Seven Chinese Brothers (Blue Ribbon Book)13 reviews Margaret Mahy Scholastic Paperbacks, 1992 My Son Liked This Book a Lot... + The Seven Chinese Brothers + The Seven Chinese Brothers + Seven Chinese Brothers             Dim Sum for Everyone11 reviews Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2001 FANTASTIC! + A Valentine's Day gift for my daughter + Another Cute Grace Lin Book + Great for Multicultural Learning             Sam and the Lucky Money5 reviews Karen Chinn, Cornelius Van Wright, ... Lee & Low Books, 1997 Great book to read for Chinese New Year school discussion + Chinese customs with a wonderful message for all + A must to read book for young children! + One of the best for night-time reading. + one to reread!             I Don't Have Your Eyes16 reviews Carrie A. Kitze EMK Press, 2003 Absolutely loved this book. + Great adoption book + It Warms My Heart This is one of the best childrens' books I have ever read. I think its essential for children who have been adopted and its a great book for children not adopted because it gives children at a young age the idea of how special adoption really is. What I loved about the book is that it doesn't ...             Chinese Children's Favorite Stories8 reviews Mingmei Yip Tuttle Publishing, 2005 Something I'd want to have for my own collection + Beautiful Tales for Children and Adults. + story collection + Great Chinese fairy tales! + A good book for children             The Emperor and the Kite (Paperstar Book)3 reviews Jane Yolen Putnam Juvenile, 1998 A Fantastic Children's Book + Girl Power + Exquisite illustrations and inspiring theme I thought that this book was excelent. The artwork was wonderful, and the storyline was entertaining. What I liked most about the book though is the hero of the story. She is a tiny, little girl. This book provides a great role model for children in its hero. I highly recommend this book, as ...             Moonbeams, Dumplings & Dragon Boats: A Treasury of Chinese Holiday Tales, Activities & Recipes13 reviews Nina Simonds, Leslie Swartz, ... Gulliver Books, 2002 Wonderful Book! + Living the Life of a Dragon + Moonbeams, Dumplings & Dragon Boats` + Excellent service.             My Name Is Yoon (Ezra Jack Keats New Illustrator Award, 2004)7 reviews Helen Recorvits, Gabi Swiatkowska Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 2003 What's in a name? Letters, I s'pose. + Yoon is Adapting to America + A Wonderful Addition the School Library + Great illiustrations, great message + Young Immigrants Featured Review             Lion Dancer: Ernie Wan's Chinese New Year (Reading Rainbow Books)6 reviews Kate Waters Scholastic Press, 1991 Liondance fan! + we love the real photos!! + Demystifying the Lion + our favorite book about Chinese New Year! + Fabulous For Preschool On Up!             Happy, Happy Chinese New Year!2 reviews Demi Crown Books for Young Readers, 2003 The lively, whimsical drawings are classic Demi Demi's celebration of Chinese New Year provides a short set of insights on how the Chinese prepare for their celebration from cleaning the home to cooking, preparing for planting, and making ready for a fresh start. The lively, whimsical drawings are classic Demi and provide easy insights into the ...             Ruby's Wish22 reviews Shirin Yim Chronicle Books, 2002 A lovely true story + A rare story my daughter likes to hear often! + Ruby's Wish + Ruby's Wish + Ruby's Wish             Lanterns and Firecrackers: A Chinese New Year Story (Festival Time)2 reviews Jonny Zucker Barron's Educational Series, 2004 Simple, Pleasant Introduction to Chinese New Year! + A great non-fiction introduction for preschoolers I really like this series. Students can read these books on their own and get a lot out of them. They can also be easily read for a read aloud. They are fun and interesting!             I Love China: A Companion Book to D Is for Doufu Maywan Shen Krach, Maychi Shen Wang Shen's Books, 2000 Based on the 46 characters in "D Is for Doufu" this activity book takes a closer look at the Chinese language. Readers will gain more understanding as to why Chinese people are artful thinkers, and how that thinking pattern has been affecting their behavior for almost five millennia. As you read, you will make new discoveries about this ancient but living language. In simple sentences the author ...             Every Year on Your Birthday13 reviews Rose A. Lewis Little, Brown Young Readers, 2007 Wonderful way to celebrate a daughter + Another favorite in our collection + Courtesy of Kids @ Teens Read Too + A beautiful story about adoption             Caps for Sale: A Tale of a Peddler, Some Monkeys and Their Monkey Business71 reviews HarperTrophy, 1987 Me and my 2.5 year old son love this book + love this book + Rutgers University Project on Economics and Children + Childhood favorite is now my child's favorite + As much song as story.             The Runaway Rice Cake12 reviews Ying Chang Compestine Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2001 Great for the classroom! + great book about sharing + bought for Chinese New Year + a look at the celebration of the Chinese New Year             Henry & The Kite Dragon (Irma S and James H Black Honor for Excellence in Children's Literature (Awards))3 reviews Bruce Edward Hall Philomel, 2004 A Wonderful Book! + lucybgucy + Beautiful! Henry and his best friend Thelma Fung live in Chinatown, New York and help a kind old man make kites. However, Tony Guglioni and his gang of friends of Little Italy, who don't like Chinese people, keep destroying their kites with rocks. Finally, Henry has had enough. He gathers his friends and ...             One Grain Of Rice: A Mathematical Folktale21 reviews Demi Scholastic Press, 1997 ANOTHER WONDERFUL OFFERING FROM DEMI + Great book! + Reading in high school math + Great book for all ages, really! + A lot to learn, including girl-power