Ages: 8 & 11 Originally Published Sep 2015, Updated: Dec 2018 Updated Review – Dec 2018 Last year, I split a 36 issue order of Little
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Age: 7 Good for: 6+ or 4+ (audiobooks) After a year of feeling like Astroboy will never start reading, I have re-discovered books in my collection
Age: 9Grade: 3rd-JH （中高年級到國中), most are 5th-6thPages: 200+. Updated Aug, 2019: I documented what we’ve done with the set since 2017 at the bottom of the post,
Age：5.5 Grade Level: 0-6 yrs old (read to) Pages: 31 Sage Level: Level 3 (orange series) completed Author: Donald Crews About a month ago, I had a chat with
This is Part 6 of my Building a Chinese Library for the Kids series. In Parts 1-5, I gave some background on children’s books and how we pick them, and
This is Part 7 of my Building a Chinese Library for the Kids series. As I mentioned in my last post, which might not have been
Age：8 (Thumper) & 6.75-8 (Astroboy) Grade Level: 5-6 yrs old (read to), mostly 1st-2nd, some 3rd Publisher: 天下雜誌／親子天下 Last September, when Thumper started reading, I told her
This is Part 4 of my Building a Chinese Library for the Kids series. In Parts 1-3, I gave some background on children’s books and how we pick them, and did
When Thumper was 1, I had no clue. I didn’t even know what a Picture Book was. There’s also the issue that building a Chinese library for kids in the US is a difficult task. I don’t think one should just buy all the books Taiwanese parents recommend.
I finally got my hands on the book 我家就是國際學校 My Home is an International School this afternoon. I devoured it in an hour. It will require