In Chinese, from 7yo.
Professor Lindenbrock and his nephew go on a scientific expedition to the centre of the earth. Using maps and diaries left by his predecessors, they find their way to a new world little know about.
The book written in Chinese has amazing illustrations.
Do not wait any longer, grab a bag and embark on a Journey to the Heart of the Earth.
In Chinese, from 2yo.
There is a fox who sees the local henhouse as his personal pantry. Then comes a weasel who sneaks in. The fox decides to deal with this uninvited guest when a lion enters the story.
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In Chinese, from 1yo.
Baby elephant is dirty ad needs to find a bathtub to wash off the grime. He is too big for the ant’s bathtub, neither does he fit in the squirrel’s or turtle’s. How is going to wash?
In Chinese, from 4yo.
This beautifully illustrated book will take your child into a a fantastic trip to the moon devised by Jules Verne. This classic story has been adapted to be approachable to young readers.
In Chinese, from 2yo.
The monkey is gathering all the jungle animals for a farting contest. The hippo, the elephant, a shy giraffe, and a very refined zebra are all competing, but no one can guess who the winner will be.
Little readers will enjoy this funny and beautifully illustrated story.
Find out who is the winner of this smelly contest.
In Chinese, from 2yo.
Three little bears set together to climb the mountain. Soon they reach a fork and two little bears take different paths. The third little decides to carry on on his own. He meets with a wolf and a tiger.
Find out whether the three little bear get together at the top of the mountain.
Bilingual Chinese/English, from 1yo.
Sweet bedtime story of the little sea otter who says goodnight to the harbour seals, sea lions, fish and sea urchins… Is she missing anyone?
Bilingual Chinese-English, with Pinyin characters.
Xiaolong has a wobbly tooth and it hurts. His mum explains that the tooth will soon fall out and the tooth fairy will visit then and bring a present. Xiaolong cannot wait and think about what kind of present he will receive. His tooth finally falls off and he leaves it under the pillow. The next morning he finds 10 yuan and thinks that with the next tooth, he will be able to buy a video game. Xialong cannot wait for another tooth to wobble.
Bilingual Chinese-English, from 3yo.
Xiaolong is competing at the school’ sports carnival. He is racing while holding a ball on a spoon. One of the contestant’s tennis ball fall off the spoon and an unexpected runner, a dog, grabs it and crosses the line first.
Xialong arrived next. He gives his medal to the true winner of the race, the dog.
Great book to learn how to read Chinese. The text is in Chinese characters, pinyin and English.
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Bilingual Chinese-English, from 4yo.
Mom calls everyone, the dinner is ready! No-one replies. Dad is busy reading a book, the son plays with a video game and the daughter is drawing. The cat is only one who seems to be hungry.
Mum is getting upset and manages to get everyone to come and have dinner, only to find out that the cat ate the whole fish!
