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The Moon in the Palace
Full of politics and intrigue, this is a fascinating must-read for fans of historical fiction and romance.
When the Sea Turned to Silver
A stunning addition to a deservedly beloved set of novels; recommended for all middle grade collections.
Foundations of Chinese Civilization: The Yellow Emperor to the Han Dynasty (2697 BCE–220 CE)
An excellent introduction to the large trends of early Chinese history; ideal for those new to the subject.
Kay's Lucky Coin Variety
A strong balance of character and plot make this a compelling addition for coming-of-age collections.
Pearl S. Buck: A Life, a Legacy
Focusing more on Buck's humanitarian work than her literary output, this DVD is less useful to students. Its other issues will not endear it to those interested in Buck.
Boy Dumplings: A Tasty Chinese Tale
A fun, slightly spooky twist on the classic tale of a small child outwitting a villain, but the updates are not worth replacing the original edition, except where there is a demand for materials in Chinese.
Uyghurs, Prisoners of the Absurd
A horrifying portrait of scapegoats caught up in the war on terror, better suited for the wide age range served by a public library than a school setting.
Bowls of Happiness: Treasures from China and the Forbidden City
Disjointed and confusing, this is an unfortunate misstep in this normally excellent series.
The Year of the Monkey
A story of practice, hard work, and family expectations that's sure to appeal long after the Year of the Monkey is over.
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