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2016 is the Year of the Monkey, the eleventh adventure in the popular annual series Tales from the Chinese Zodiac.

Max is the son of the legendary Monkey King. Succeeding at school is not easy, but luckily playing in the gym is Can Max forge his own claim to fame?

Empowering themes of self-discovery and cultural exchange, plus charismatic characters, have proven appeal with children, parents, and elementary educators. This story features a bilingual translation in simplified Chinese....

"If you have a son who's hooked on Thomas the Tank Engine] and have enough toys to fill up the Island of Sodor, here's a fun book to pique his interest in something else...It's a perfect story for bedtime that you won't mind reading over and over...and over again." -- Momfinds.com

"The details in the drawings are incredible and tell a rich story in themselves...The book is geared for audiences aged four to eight, so the words are few and the pictures are grandiose. It's...

"The Tales from the Chinese Zodiac series has energy, adventure and culture."--San Francisco Chronicle

2017 is the Year of the Rooster, the twelfth and final adventure in the popular annual series Tales from the Chinese Zodiac.

Tales from the Chinese Zodiac remains the only English-language series on the New Year's animals. Year of the Rooster completes this unprecedented run

Ray is a young chick whose father wakes the town each day. When others spot the mythical phoenix, Ray tries to locate...

With new bilingual translation in simplified Chinese.

Empowering themes of self-discovery and cultural exchange, plus colorful illustrations, have proven popular with children, parents, and elementary educators.

"Practice makes perfect. That's what Julie learns in her beginning kung fu class along with lessons about dedication and determination. (She thinks getting a black belt will be a snap.)...a high-action story that encourages deep...

"Each Tale from the Chinese Zodiac] combines a sense of tenacious accomplishment with just plain rollicking fun. Illustrator Jennifer Wood makes sure to imbue every page with energy in motion--'dazzling and colorful.'"--Smithsonian BookDragon

2014 is The Year of the Horse Hannah is a foal who befriends the boy Tom. Together can they bring his art teacher's important painting to the capital faraway?

Ninth in the popular annual series, this tale features the Chinese lunar calendar's twelve animals and shows how an unbridled spirit can blaze its own...

In the debut adventure, the cute red panda named Dao guides the school kids Ethan and Emma back in time to discover how ramen was made

As Dao spices up history, children learn fun facts, travel worldwide, and zoom back to the future.