The Bird that Played Old (Enchanted Tales of China - Green Level)
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| Rating | : | 4.22 (873 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00SGEVU24 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 210 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Each of these outstanding and colorful fairytales for young readers is embellished with cultural notes" according to Midwest Book Review. One of the primary benefits of bi-lingual stories for American children is the multi-cultural enrichment of their understanding and appreciation for the folklore and fairytales of other lands. Such is the case for the superbly produced and illustrated series 'Enchanted Tales of China' from Golden Peach Publishing. Featuring an English/Chinese text, their first five volume series of Each of these outstanding and colorful fairytales for young readers is embellished with cultural notes One of the primary benefits of bi-lingual stories for American children is the multi-cultural enrichment of their understanding and appreciation for the folklore and fairytales of other lands. Such is the case for the superbly produced and illustrated series 'Enchanted Tales of China' from Golden Peach Publishing. Featuring an English/Chinese text, their first five volume series of 36-page illustrated paperbacks written by Teri Tao includes "The Bird That Played On". Each of these outstanding and colorful fairytales for young readers is embel. 6-page illustrated paperbacks written by Teri Tao includes "The Bird That Played On". Each of these outstanding and colorful fairytales for young readers is embel
Teri Tao majored in literature at an esteemed university in China. Engaged in research of children s literature and comparative literature after graduate school, she wrote and published several books and over a hundred essays on these subjects. Since founding a publishing house in California in 2001, Teri has been the proud publisher of more than one hundred world class children s titles for both the Chinese and English markets,
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