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Auntie Choi’s Picture Book: Just Chili
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- Categories:Picture Books
- Language:Complex Ch.
- Publication date:October,2017
- Pages:40
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:215mm×215mm
- Page Views:134
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Full color
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Feature
A new collaboration between Auntie Choi, a popular storyteller in Hong Kong, and Zhimin Huang, an award-winning artist in Taiwan!
Join us into Auntie Choi’s garden and observe how vegetables and fruits with various personalities grow together by learning to appreciate and accept each other and build their own character.
This series includes 5 books: Just Chili, Shy Taro, Confident Asparagus, Hyperactive Spinach, and Serious Broccoli.
Join us into Auntie Choi’s garden and observe how vegetables and fruits with various personalities grow together by learning to appreciate and accept each other and build their own character.
This series includes 5 books: Just Chili, Shy Taro, Confident Asparagus, Hyperactive Spinach, and Serious Broccoli.
Description
Justice Warrior is here!
The Chili siblings love to play the game of Justice Warrior.
They hope to become righteous heroes one day!
But do they really understand what “justice” is?
Can they become the real “Justice Warrior”?
Book Features
As a senior parent-child reading advocate, author Auntie Choi understands the importance of reading to children and opens the door to reading for children with her lively and interesting words.
Mr. Huang’s illustrations are elaborate and delicate with a lasting beauty, and they can attract children to read.
The stories are meaningful and they help children learn to face their weakness of being shy and take the first step to change themselves. They bring out positive thoughts and values and teach kids the importance of appreciating and accepting the uniqueness of each person.
Little Auntie Choi will appear in the book from time to time and bring out some extended questions or small activities about the story to make the content more interactive. This design allows children to become more involved in the story and think from multiple perspectives to reflect more on what the story theme “justice” means.
＊Recommended Age: 3 years old or above
The Chili siblings love to play the game of Justice Warrior.
They hope to become righteous heroes one day!
But do they really understand what “justice” is?
Can they become the real “Justice Warrior”?
Book Features
As a senior parent-child reading advocate, author Auntie Choi understands the importance of reading to children and opens the door to reading for children with her lively and interesting words.
Mr. Huang’s illustrations are elaborate and delicate with a lasting beauty, and they can attract children to read.
The stories are meaningful and they help children learn to face their weakness of being shy and take the first step to change themselves. They bring out positive thoughts and values and teach kids the importance of appreciating and accepting the uniqueness of each person.
Little Auntie Choi will appear in the book from time to time and bring out some extended questions or small activities about the story to make the content more interactive. This design allows children to become more involved in the story and think from multiple perspectives to reflect more on what the story theme “justice” means.
＊Recommended Age: 3 years old or above
Author
About the Author
Auntie Choi
Her real name is Joyce Choi. Loving picture books and reading, she believes that life’s hundred tastes can be found in books. She believes that high-quality children's books can protect kids’ pure hearts. She believes that parent-child reading is the best gift parents can give to their children, and has been an advocate of it in Hong Kong and Macau for nearly 20 years. She has been proactively organizing story volunteers and hosting parents’ book clubs. She engages in lifelong learning, and promotes family learning in the hope that our world will become a more beautiful place.
Her books include parenting books like Auntie Choi’s Bookcase—A Gift for Parents and Children and No Reasoning, Just Stories—Auntie Choi’s 60 Tips for Parent-Child Reading, and picture books like The Vegetable Garden Loves Books, The Vegetable Garden Picture Book Series and her co-authored picture book The Life of a Car.
About the illustrator
Zhimin Huang
He has loved drawing since childhood. He graduated from the Department of Art and Labor Education at the University of Education and retired from teaching at a beautiful elementary school located in mountains for 30 years. After retirement, he continued to design, teach, and write books on the creative art curriculum, and devoted himself to creating children’s books and picture books, hoping to make children and adults feel warm and happy and enjoy the greatest reading pleasure with his sincere and persistent attitude about creativity.
His published works include The Vegetable Garden Picture Book Series, The Vegetable Garden Loves Books, Who’s the Baby, 100 Pigs and 100 Big Wolves, Ali Loves Animals, Bragging, Lu Ban and Archie, etc.
Auntie Choi
Her real name is Joyce Choi. Loving picture books and reading, she believes that life’s hundred tastes can be found in books. She believes that high-quality children's books can protect kids’ pure hearts. She believes that parent-child reading is the best gift parents can give to their children, and has been an advocate of it in Hong Kong and Macau for nearly 20 years. She has been proactively organizing story volunteers and hosting parents’ book clubs. She engages in lifelong learning, and promotes family learning in the hope that our world will become a more beautiful place.
Her books include parenting books like Auntie Choi’s Bookcase—A Gift for Parents and Children and No Reasoning, Just Stories—Auntie Choi’s 60 Tips for Parent-Child Reading, and picture books like The Vegetable Garden Loves Books, The Vegetable Garden Picture Book Series and her co-authored picture book The Life of a Car.
About the illustrator
Zhimin Huang
He has loved drawing since childhood. He graduated from the Department of Art and Labor Education at the University of Education and retired from teaching at a beautiful elementary school located in mountains for 30 years. After retirement, he continued to design, teach, and write books on the creative art curriculum, and devoted himself to creating children’s books and picture books, hoping to make children and adults feel warm and happy and enjoy the greatest reading pleasure with his sincere and persistent attitude about creativity.
His published works include The Vegetable Garden Picture Book Series, The Vegetable Garden Loves Books, Who’s the Baby, 100 Pigs and 100 Big Wolves, Ali Loves Animals, Bragging, Lu Ban and Archie, etc.
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