A little star learns about sharing and generosity when she makes a special mooncake for her mother.
Author
Grace Lin
19 books in the catalog
Grace Lin has 19 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly picture book, family and fantasy. The titles we've reviewed span 1999 to 2018.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–15, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young girl named Minli embarks on a quest to find the Jade Dragon to bring fortune to her village, encountering magical creatures and wise people along the way.
Twin sisters Ling and Ting navigate everyday adventures and learn to work together through different weather conditions.
This book follows the adventures of twins Ling and Ting as they navigate everyday life with humor and a touch of silliness.
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Ling & Ting Share a Birthday (Passport to Reading, Level 3: Ling & Ting)
Grace Lin · 2013
Concern0CleanVirtue5Thin
Twin sisters Ling and Ting celebrate their birthday by sharing gifts and experiences, highlighting their bond.
Rinni, a young girl, journeys to the Jade Mountains to find the Starry River and bring back the moon.
A young girl named Mei experiences life in her grandmother's Chinese-American community, exploring cultural traditions, family, and self-discovery.
This is a picture book about a girl named Lily who is inspired by her grandmother's stories and learns about her heritage.
A young girl named Min learns about her Chinese heritage and the importance of family traditions through a magical moon.
A young girl learns about Chinese New Year traditions and family during a visit.
A young Chinese-American girl, Min, navigates her family's expectations and her own artistic aspirations while living in Chinatown.
A young Chinese-American girl named Min discovers a magical red thread that connects her to her family history and cultural heritage.
Lissy, a young girl, finds a magical bracelet that allows her to transform into a bird and explore the world.
Pacy Lin moves to a new town and struggles to fit in, finding solace in her art.
Mei Ling's family moves to Chinatown in San Francisco, where she struggles with her identity and finding her place.
A young girl named Ping learns to fly a kite and discovers the beauty of nature and the joy of simple pleasures.
This picture book celebrates the joy of sharing and enjoying different kinds of dim sum with family.
A young girl and her parents grow vibrant, unusual vegetables in their garden, bringing color and joy to their neighborhood.
A young girl embarks on a magical journey inspired by Chinese folklore to find the King of the Dragons and save her village.
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