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Miranda and Caliban
While it fully stands on its own, this beautiful and heartbreaking tale adds new depth and perspective to a timeless Shakespearean work—perfect for fans of the classics.
The Nian Monster
This tale of New Year's high jinks has enough information to be enjoyed by those who have never encountered the holiday, and the focus on Xingling's wits and the monster's antics will be a draw for those who have celebrated it their entire lives. A fun read-aloud that's sure to induce giggles.
Barbarians and the Birth of Chinese Identity: The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to the Yuan Dynasty (907–1368)
Like previous installments, this volume features uncluttered artwork and lucid explanations, making it a wonderful and enjoyable option for middle and high school readers seeking a general overview of Chinese history.
The Rock Maiden: A Chinese Tale of Love and Loyalty
A gentle offering that's bound to appeal to fans of lesser-known folktales and fairy tales. A strong selection for folktale collections.
Mrs. Sherlock Holmes: The True Story of New York City's Greatest Female Detective and the 1917 Missing Girl Case That Captivated a Nation
A compelling look at a forgotten and inspiring trailblazer, this absorbing narrative will appeal to fans of true crime, history, and mysteries.
The Year of the Rooster: Tales from the Chinese Zodiac
Meeting all of the zodiac animals makes a fitting end to the series, but this volume still stands on its own. Like previous installments, this offers a fun take on the lunar year's animal in a story that works year-round.
Ancient Angkor
An atypical selection for school and public library collections looking to add some depth to their geography and travel sections.
Indeh: A Story of the Apache Wars
Beautiful and brutal, this is a heartbreaking look at how the West was really "won."
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