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Celebrate Lunar New Year
Celebrate the Lunar New Year, and kick off a prosperous season with these witty and ingenious reads.
 
 

FOR KIDS

It's Your Year, Baby Dragon
Illustrated by Ariel Hsu

Baby Dragon is confident and powerful! Welcome the Year of the Dragon (2024) with this fun board book series introducing kids to each zodiac sign through positive personality traits and adorable animal characters.

"This cute introduction to a child's Chinese zodiac animal is recommended," School Library Journal

Board Book

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A Sweet New Year for Ren
Illustrated by Dung Ho

Celebrate the Lunar New Year through a young girl’s family traditions in this charming picture book featuring illustrations by New York Times bestselling artist Dung Ho that also includes a recipe for pineapple cakes!


Grumpy New Year
Illustrated by Xindi Yan

This funny and heartwarming follow-up to Grandpa Grumps celebrates Lunar New Year and the love of a doting grandparent.


FOR ADULTS

The Storm We Made

A Novel

NATIONAL BESTSELLER

A GOOD MORNING AMERICA BOOK CLUB PICK

A sweeping epic about an unlikely spy, a secret love affair, and the uncontrollable forces that will test even the most unbreakable ties. Set in Malay (now Malaysia) during World War II, this spellbinding “most anticipated” (Oprah Daily) novel chronicles a mother and her children as they grapple with the consequences of colonial power and the shocking repercussions that follow for their family and their country.

Trade Paperback

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Sunshine Nails

A tender and funny debut about a Vietnamese Canadian family who will do whatever it takes to keep their no-frills nail salon afloat after a multimillion-dollar chain opens across the street.

Trade Paperback

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The Double Life of Benson Yu

A Novel

Shortlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize

A fresh, unique work of metafiction that follows a graphic novelist who loses control of his own narrative when he attempts to write the story of his fraught upbringing in 1980s Chinatown.