Wong, Janet S

Thirty-six poems look at various aspects of driving, including passing the written driver's test, being pulled over by a cop, and having an accident, and treat them as metaphors for life.

A collection of poems reflecting the poet's experiences growing up as a multicultural Asian-American child in Los Angeles.

A Chinese American child fears that the food her parents are preparing to sell on the Fourth of July will not be eaten.

A young girl and her mother travel to Korea to visit their extended family.

A collection of eighteen original poems about mothers and motherhood, including "Mother's Heart, " "Old Mother Chung, " and "The Pilot.".

A collection of poems describing a variety of dreams, some familiar, some strange, some beautiful, and some on the darker side.

As Mommy and Daddy begin their day and get ready for work, a child observes this morning routine at home as well as the buzzing of a busy bee outside the window.

Alex quits playing chess after losing a game to Uncle Hooya; but when other activities fail to satisfy him, he gives his favorite game another try by joining the chess club.

Ten-year-old Jake's summer goes downhill when his family visits Los Angeles.

A young girl describes her grandmother's comfortable, long-time home, and wishes that she and her parents could stay in the same house instead of moving so often.