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Meh by Deborah Malcolm

April 20, 2016 by The Picture Book Review

[I received a review copy from the publisher. No other compensation was received.] Meh is an engaging and engrossing picture book about a young man’s experience overcoming depression.  This young man is enjoying his life when one day, for no particular reason, a blob grabs him and drags him down into an abandoned dark and misty swamp.  He looks down and sees ghost-white paw prints that lead him to a friendly-looking feline waiting for him in a tree.  Together they leave […]

Categories: Children's Books, Kidlit, Picture Books, Picture Books about Depression, Picture Books about Overcoming Obstacles, Wordless Picture Books • Tags: Book Review, Children's Books, Children's Picture Books, Deborah Malcolm, Meh, Picture Books, Recommended Picture Books, ThunderStone Books, Wordless Picture Books

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An Interview with Rob and Rachel of ThunderStone Books!

March 5, 2015 by The Picture Book Review

I’m so impressed with Monkey Gains His Powers, a Chinese/English bilingual picture book, by Will Strong and translated by Robert Noorda. I’m also very excited that it is the first in a series, and I look forward to seeing what comes next. I’m always looking for books in Mandarin that will get my sons interested in and curious about learning Chinese — and Monkey Gains His Powers does just that. Monkey Gains His Powers is so well done and so much fun! […]

Categories: Bilingual Picture Books: Mandarin/English, Interview, Picture Books, Picture Books about Ancient China • Tags: Children's Books, Children's Picture Books, Highly Recommended Picture Books, Interview, kidlit, Picture Books, Recommended Picture Books, ThunderStone Books

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Monkey Gains His Powers: A Chinese/English Bilingual Picture Book by Will Strong and Translated by Robert Noorda

March 1, 2015 by The Picture Book Review

[I received a review copy of this book from the publisher.  No other compensation was received.] Monkey Gains His Powers is the story of Sun WuKong, the Monkey King.  This stylish and energetic bilingual picture book is an eye-catching, upbeat, and dazzling way to introduce Sun Wukong — the main character from one of the four great classical Chinese novels, Journey of the West — and reinforce Chinese and English! (You can read more about Sun Wukong on Wikipedia.) Everything about this book […]

Categories: Bilingual Picture Books: Mandarin/English, Children's Books, Kidlit, Picture Books, Picture Books about Ancient China, Recommended Picture Books • Tags: Bilingual Picture Books, Book Review, Children's Books, Highly Recommended Picture Books, kidlit, Mandarin, Monkey Gains His Powers, Picture Books, Robert Noorda, ThunderStone Books, Will Strong

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