Kirjailija
Charlotte Chang
Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 90 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2024–2026, suosituimpiin kuuluu Hou Yi and the 10 Suns. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
90 kirjaa
Kirjojen julkaisuvuodet: 2024–2026.
The Lost Sheep: Too Late, But Not Too Late is a beautifully illustrated bilingual children's book that introduces young readers to the ancient Chinese proverb "亡羊补牢" (mend the pen after the sheep are lost). This story, suitable for ages 3-8, teaches the timeless lesson that it's never too late to fix a mistake and prevent further trouble. Bilingual LearningThe text is presented in simplified Chinese, pinyin, and English, offering a unique tool for children learning to read in both languages. Whether for native Chinese speakers building English skills or English speakers exploring Chinese, this book provides an engaging way to foster bilingual literacy. The pinyin helps children grasp Chinese pronunciation while the side-by-side English translation deepens comprehension. This format makes it a great resource for language learners and early bilingual education. Cultural AppreciationIn addition to its valuable life lesson, The Lost Sheep introduces children to a famous Chinese proverb, making it a fun way to explore traditional Chinese culture. The book also helps children familiarize themselves with Chinese language structure, tone, and characters through the inclusion of pinyin and simplified Chinese text. Engaging and AccessibleWritten in simple language, the book is easy for young readers to follow, whether they are reading in Chinese or English. The pinyin format aids pronunciation for early learners of Mandarin, and the English translation allows for comparison and deeper understanding. Parents and educators can use the book as an engaging tool to teach both language and life lessons.
The Lost Sheep is a beautifully illustrated children's book that blends timeless wisdom with captivating storytelling, perfect for ages 3-8. Drawing from the well-known Chinese proverb "亡羊补牢" (mend the pen after the sheep are lost), this story introduces young readers to important life lessons through a fun and engaging narrative. Key Selling Points: Valuable Life Lessons: Through the farmer's journey of realizing that it's never too late to fix mistakes, children learn the importance of taking responsibility, problem-solving, and resilience. This story encourages kids to make things right, even after something has gone wrong. Cultural Heritage: Rooted in ancient Chinese culture, this book gives readers a gentle introduction to the wisdom behind the proverb. Children get to explore a new cultural perspective while learning universal values in a relatable way. Beautiful Illustrations: The book's stunning artwork, inspired by traditional Chinese landscapes and architecture, creates an immersive reading experience. From peaceful countryside scenes to vibrant characters, each page is filled with charm and warmth that will captivate young readers. Engaging and Simple Storytelling: With language suited for early readers, the story is easy to follow, making it perfect for bedtime or storytime. Parents and educators can use it to spark meaningful conversations about learning from mistakes and growing through challenges. Encourages Thoughtful Discussion: The book's moral of "Too Late, But Not Too Late" offers a simple but powerful message that will resonate with both children and adults, providing opportunities for discussion on making better choices in the future." The Lost Sheep" is not just a story-it's a journey into another culture, a lesson in resilience, and a tale that both entertains and educates. It's the perfect addition to any child's library, offering both heart and wisdom that will last a lifetime.
Step into the ancient world of mythology with Pangu: The Giant Who Created the World, a captivating children's book that retells the legendary creation story from Chinese mythology. Perfect for young readers aged 3-8, this beautifully illustrated book introduces kids to Pangu, the heroic giant who shaped the world as we know it. Long ago, before there was light, sky, or land, the world was tucked away inside a giant egg. Pangu, the mighty giant, woke up after thousands of years and, with his immense strength, split the egg open to create the earth, sky, rivers, and mountains. This enchanting tale takes children on an imaginative journey, showing how one giant's bravery and determination brought life and color to our world. Pangu: The Giant Who Created the World is more than just a story-it's an adventure in creativity, courage, and the power of imagination. The playful crayon-style illustrations are designed to engage and delight young readers, making this book a perfect addition to any child's library. Whether you're looking for a bedtime story, a classroom read-aloud, or an educational book that introduces children to different cultures, Pangu: The Giant Who Created the World is an excellent choice. Inspire your child's imagination and curiosity with this timeless tale of creation and discovery
*Playing Music for the Cow* introduces young readers to the enchanting world of Chinese culture through the timeless idiom "对牛弹琴" (*du ni t n q n*). This idiom, which translates to "playing music for the cow," captures the idea of offering something valuable to someone who cannot appreciate or understand it. Aimed at children aged 3 to 8, this illustrated story brings ancient wisdom to life in a playful, accessible way. Through vivid, hand-drawn illustrations and simple storytelling, readers follow the tale of a talented musician who plays beautiful melodies for a cow, only to realize that the animal cannot comprehend the music's beauty. The gentle humor and engaging narrative help children understand the meaning behind this ancient expression. Beyond its captivating storyline, *Playing Music for the Cow* serves as a window into Chinese culture and values, introducing young readers to the rich tradition of idioms that have been passed down for generations. The idiom teaches a valuable lesson about communication, patience, and understanding-ideas that resonate across all cultures and ages. Each page of this book is adorned with dreamy, 2D flat-style illustrations that blend traditional Chinese aesthetics with modern storytelling, providing a visual treat that complements the narrative. Inspired by the whimsical, surreal style, the artwork adds an extra layer of depth to the fable, capturing children's imaginations while enhancing their understanding of the story's deeper meaning. This book is perfect for parents and educators looking to introduce children to world cultures, classic stories, and moral lessons in an engaging and accessible format. It encourages children to think about how people see and understand the world differently, helping them to build empathy and perspective. Whether read aloud during storytime or explored independently by early readers, *Playing Music for the Cow* will spark curiosity, laughter, and valuable life lessons. It's more than just a story; it's a way to connect young minds with the wisdom of the past and inspire them to appreciate the nuances of communication and understanding in their own lives. Let the music of this ancient Chinese idiom inspire both young and old, and learn that sometimes, it's not just about what you say, but to whom you say it.
Welcome to Sunnyvale Elementary, where Lily discovers an amazing secret: the Empathy Shield Join Lily on her journey as she learns how to protect her heart from mean words. When someone says something unkind, Lily doesn't let it spoil her day-she's got a special shield made of kindness In this heartwarming story, young readers will discover the strength found in kindness and the courage to stand tall against unkindness. Lily's adventure shows that being brave and caring can help you stay strong, even when the world isn't always so nice. "The Empathy Shield" is a delightful tale that teaches the magic of empathy and how it can make our hearts shine bright, no matter what.
Celebrate the vibrant traditions of Chinese New Year with Lucky Cat as she roams the lively streets of a bustling market. With her playful antics and shimmering orange tabby fur, she discovers the enchanting significance behind red lanterns, peach blossoms, and mandarins-symbols of prosperity and good fortune. From joining a mesmerizing dragon parade to sharing heartwarming rituals with Mr. Chen and his family, Lucky Cat learns that the true magic of the Chinese New Year lies in the joy of togetherness and the promise of new adventures." Lucky Cat's Chinese New Year Adventure" is a delightful tale brimming with cultural richness, warmth, and the spirit of hope, inviting young readers to embrace tradition, celebrate community, and welcome a year filled with luck and happiness.