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Moonbeams, Dumplings & Dragon Boats: A Treasury of Chinese Holiday Tales, Activities & Recipes
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Our Price: $21.00
Sale Price: $19.95
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Filled with delectable recipes, hands-on family activities and traditional tales to read aloud, this extraordinary collection will inspire families everywhere to re-create the magic of Chinese holidays in their own homes.
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The Moon Lady by Amy Tan
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Our Price: $7.99
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One rainy afternoon, Grandmother tells Maggie, Lily, and June the story of the long-ago night of the Moon Festival, when she encountered the Moon Lady, who grants the secret wishes of those who ask. Color illustrations throughout.
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Round is a Moon Cake by Thong, Roseanne / Lin, Grace (ILT)
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Our Price: $14.95
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As a little girl discovers things round, square, and rectangular in her urban neighborhood, she is reminded of her Chinese American culture.
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Cloud Weavers: Ancient Chinese Legends
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Our Price: $19.95
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This unique collection of 23 legends and myths from China will introduce young readers to magic monkeys, goddesses and immortals, heroines and patriots, poets and philosophers. These stories have entertained and educated many generations of Chinese children and provide today’s readers a window to China's traditional values and beliefs.
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Good Luck Life: The Essential Guide To Chinese American Celebrations And Culture
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Our Price: $14.95
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Excellent book!
- The most complete book I have seen on Chinese Culture!
- Highly recommended. Covers Chinese Celebrations & Culture A-Z!
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Exploring Chinatown: A Children's Guide to Chinese Culture
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Our Price: $22.95
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This is a book for kids, families, and teachers who’d like to get more out of their visit to Chinatown than an “I escaped Alcatraz” t-shirt or oversized pencil. It’s a guide to what makes Chinese culture, well, “Chinese.” It covers almost everything, from how to order in a restaurant, and what not to do with chopsticks, to how to write characters in Chinese and how to make potstickers. It tells about herbal medicine shops, temples, and tearooms.
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