Russell, Ching Yeung

"Eleven-year-old Lam, her brothers, and other ethnic Chinese flee Vietnam in 1979, embarking on a long and perilous journey toward a refugee camp, where Lam finds new hope and happiness. Includes historical notes, glossary, and pronunciation guide"--Provided by publisher.

An eleven-year old Chinese girl is sent to her grandmother's village for an arranged marriage, and tries every method she can think of to escape her fate.

Ying works hard so that she can buy her grandmother a very special gift--an apple, something neither has ever tasted.

A young Chinese girl celebrates the traditional autumn Moon Festival in honor of the goddess Chang O. Based on the author's memories of her childhood in China.

"Growing up in 1960s Hong Kong, a young girl dreams of becoming a writer in spite of conventional limits placed on her by society and family."--Provided by publisher.

Living in China during the late 1940s, Ying gives all her hard-earned money to the grandmother of a classmate who has drowned.

Ying works hard so that she can buy her grandmother a very special gift--an apple, something neither has ever tasted.

A young Chinese girl celebrates the traditional autumn Moon Festival in honor of the goddess Chang O. Based on the author's memories of her childhood in China.