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2011 Catalog1.Ai Bilingual and Multicultural Children’s Titles 2011 Catalog Half Spoon of Rice Thomas the T. Rex New By Michael Smith By Icy Smith Illustrated by Gayle Garner Roski Illustrated by Sopaul Nhem Nine-year-old Nat is forced out of his Nine-year-old Thomas and his cousin Cambodian home and marched into the Rita embark on a journey to Montana countryside when the Khmer Rouge comes for a fossil hunting and study into power. Nat is separated from his family and endures forced labor in rice fields from expedition with the Junior Scientist dawn to midnight with little food. Over the next four years, Nat confronts Club of the Natural History Museum starvation, fear, and brutality. With the help of his friend Malis, Nat finds of Los Angeles. Thomas discovers a hope and the strength to escape, eventually reuniting with the family he loves. 66-million-year-old dinosaur nicknamed Thomas—one of the Half Spoon of Rice is based on true stories of courage, friendship, survival, five most complete T. rex skeletons in the world. and the triumph of the human spirit. The book features vivid illustrations and historical photographs documenting the Cambodian genocide from 1975–1979. Through the eyes of Thomas and Rita, young readers learn Hardcover, ages 7+, 10.5” x 11”, 44 pages New about the T. rex and how dinosaurs lived, as well as the basics of Bilingual Ed. English, ISBN 9780982167588, $19.95 excavation and the preparation of fossils for their public debut Bilingual Eng/Chinese, ISBN 9780983227816, $19.95 at the museum. The book features vibrant watercolor paintings and actual photographs from the 2003 to 2005 excavation of Thomas. Thomas will be on display at the new Dinosaur Hall of the historically restored 1913 Building at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles in July 2011. “Discovering the ancient remains of dinosaurs is a remarkable experience. This contagious story gives a glimpse of such experience and a source of inspiration to children who aspire to one day find their own dinosaur.” —Dr. Luis M. Chiappe, Director of the Dinosaur Institute Multicultural Paperback Library Collection (K - G3) Coolies $7.99 Grandfather’s Journey $7.99 Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Family Pictures (E/S) $7.95 Lotus Seeds $7.99 Ages 7+, 9.25” x 10.5”, 44 pages Questions for Kids $9.95 The Empty Pot $7.95 Hardcover, ISBN 9780982167533, $19.95 Tale of the Lucky Cat (E/C) $8.95 Playing Loteria (E/S) $6.95 The Name Jar $6.99 Two Mrs. Gibsons $7.95 I Remember Abuelito $6.95 Relativity My Diary From Here to There (E/S) $7.95 By Michael Smith New MPL102 - Paperback (12 books set), $95.56 (E/S) - Eng/Spanish, (E/C) - Eng/Chinese Illustrated by Octavio Oliva A charming rhyming story that is not Einstein’s theory of relativity, but something just as important. A New concept that children and adults alike will want to ponder: “Everything is relative.” Ages 4+, 8.25” x 9.75”, 32 pages, Hardcover, ISBN 9780979933981, $16.95 The Ducky Buddy By Michael Smith New Illustrated by Octavio Oliva Multicultural Hardcover Library Collection (G1 - 3) Coolies $17.99 Gai See $16.95 With fun rhyming text and warm Jadyn & the Magic Bubble:Discovering India $24.95 illustrations, this buoyant story Lucky Beans $16.99 goes to the heart of what being a From North to South, Eng/Spanish $17.95 kid is all about. It’s good to have Mei Ling in China City, Eng/Chinese $19.95 a buddy—especially a rubber My Name is Celia, Eng/Spanish $15.95 ducky buddy. Relativity $16.95 Ages 1-5, 8” x 8”, 24 pages Rosita y Conchita, Eng/Spanish $14.99 Hardcover, ISBN 9780982167540, English, $12.95 Side by Side, Eng/Spanish $16.99 Tam and Cam, Eng/Vietnamese $16.95 Hardcover, ISBN 9780982167557, Eng/Spanish, $12.95 The Tale of the Lucky Cat, Eng/Japanese $18.95 Paperback, ISBN 9780982167564, Eng/Spanish, $6.95 Hardcover, ISBN 9780982167571, Eng/Chinese, $12.95 MHL101 - Hardcover (12 books set), $215.56 See our complete listing of multicultural and bilingual books at www.eastwestdiscovery.com *Order by phone: 310-545-3730 1 Bilingual and Multilingual Children’s Titles Order by phone: 310-545-3730 Multilingual Paperback Children’s Stories I Multilingual Children’s Stories 1. Farmer Duck PB 6. Little Red Hen PB 1. Dragon’s Tears 7. Farmer Duck 2. Fox Fables 8. Lion Fables 2. Fox Fables PB 7. My Daddy is a Giant PB 3. Little Red Hen 9. Hansel and Gretel 3. Yehshen Cinderella PB 8. The Crow King PB 4. Mei Ling’s Hiccups 10. The Crow King 4. Hansel and Gretel PB 9. Tale of the Lucky Cat HC 5. Grandma’s Saturday Soup PB 10. Welcome to World Baby PB 5. Grandma’s Saturday Soup 11. Tom & Sophia Start School 6. My Daddy is a Giant 12. Wibbly Wobbly Tooth Ages 4-8, 32 pages, Paperback (PB) $16.95, Hardcover (HC) $18.95 Available in bilingual Eng/Chinese, Eng/Japanese, Eng/Korean, MPC105 - Paperback (12 books), ages 4-8, $203.40 Eng/Tagalog, & Eng/Vietnamese editions. Books can be purchased individually at $16.95 each. Available in 30+ bilingual editions including English with Albanian, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Farsi, French, German, Gujarati, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Multicultural Bilingual Hardcover Collection Korean, Kurdish, Punjabi, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Somali, Swahili, Multilingual Paperback Children’s Stories II 1. Half Spoon of Rice, Eng/Chinese, $19.95 2. Mei Ling in China City, Eng/Chinese, $19.95 3. Tam and Cam, Eng/Vietnamese, $16.95 4. The Tale of the Lucky Cat, Eng/Japanese, $18.95 5. The Tet Pole, Eng/Vietnamese, $16.95 1. Buri and the Marrow 8. Don’t Cry Sly 6. Indebted as Lord Chom, Eng/Vietnamese, $16.95 2. Floppy 9. Floppy in the Dark 3. Goldilocks and Three Bears 10. The Giant Turnip MBHC107 - Hardcover 6 books set, ages 7+, $109.70 4. Not Again, Red RidingHood 11. The Pied Piper 5. The Buskers of Bremen 12. Three Billy Goats Gruff 6. I Took the Moon for a Walk 13. Walking Through the Jungle Bilingual English & Hindi Children’s Stories 7. Listen, Listen 14. We’re Going on a Bear Hunt MPC106 - Paperback (14 books), ages 4-8, $237.30 Books can be purchased individually at $16.95 each. Available in 30+ bilingual editions including English with Albanian, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Farsi, French, German, Gujarati, Hindi, Italian, Punjabi, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Bilingual English & Vietnamese Folktale Series 1. Grandma’s Eyes 2. The Seed 3. Malli 4. Norbu’s New Shoes 5. Priya’s Day 6. Who Am I? 7. Line and Circle 8. Radha Finds the Circle 9. Takdir, the Tiger Club 10. The Boy Who Loved Color 11. A Gift from the Sea 12. Avneet Aunty’s Mobile Phone 13. My Friends in the City 14. Where is Gola’s Home Ages 4-7, Bilingual, English/Hindi CBC-USBBY Ttiles 1-10 available in paperback $8.95 and hardcover $14.95 1. Tam and Cam Outstanding International Books Titles 11-14 available in paperback only at $8.95 2. The Tet Pole 3. Indebted as Lord Chom VFS131 - Hardcover (3 books), ages 6-10, English/Vietnamese, $50.85 Bilingual English & Filipino History Series VFS132 - Paperback (3 books), English/Vietnamese, $26.85 1. Diwayen, Before the Spanish Came, ISBN 9715081088 1. Simplified Chinese For Kids Flash Cards 2. Jhun Jhun, Before Martial Law, ISBN 971508110x New 2. Simplified More Chinese For Kids Flash Cards 3. Juanito, During the American Occupation ISBN 9715081118 3. Traditional Chinese For Kids Flash Cards 4. Pitong, During the Japanese Occupation, ISBN 9715081126 4. Traditional More Chinese For Kids Flash Cards 5. Segunda, During the Spanish Occupation, ISBN 9715081096 Paperback , English/Filipino, ages 9+ $19.95 each, 64 cards; 16-32-pp. booklet; audio CD; color wall chart in a box 5 books set $44.75, or $8.95 each 2 P.O. Box 3585, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266. Phone: 310-545-3730, Fax: 310-545-3731 *www.eastwestdiscovery.com* Bilingual & Multilingual Children’s Titles www.eastwestdiscovery.com Bilingual Chinese Folktales Series Bilingual Eng/Chinese A-Z 26 Tales Series with CD 1. Adam the Angry Ant, SM7781 New 2. The Brain, SM7774 3. Cool Charlie, SM7767 4. Dragon or dragonfly, SM7750 5. The Elephant & the Runaway Egg, SM7743 6. Jack’s Fear, SM7736 7. The Grumpy Goblin, SM7729 8. Hank the Hero, SM7712 1. Story of the Chinese Zodiac 2. The Mouse Bride 9. The Ice Sculpture Competition, SM7705 3. Seven Magic Brothers 10. Jelly Doughnut that Lost its Jelly, SM7699 Hardcover, ages 6-9, 32 pages, $16.95 each 11. The King Who Knew Kung Fu, SM7682 Available in English and 8 bilingual editions with 12. The Little White Lie, SM7675 Chinese, Korean, Khmer, Hmong, Tagalog, Thai, Spanish and Vietnamese 13. The Magic Mirror, SM7668 4. The Ballad of Mulan 14. The Nodding Noodles, SM7651 Hardcover, ages 6-9, 32 pages, $16.95 each 15. Oliver the Otter, SM7644 Available in English and 4 bilingual editions with 16. Pete the Parasite, SM7637 Chinese, Hmong, Spanish and Vietnamese 17. The Quirky Queen, SM7620 18. The Rebel Rabbit, SM7613 5. The Magic Brocade 6. Lady White Snake 19. The Snake’s Skin, SM7606 7. The Great Voyages of Zheng He 20. The Timid Tiger, SM7590 Hardcover, ages 10+, 32 pages, $16.95 each 21. The Ugly Ducklings, SM7583 Available in English and 3 bilingual editions 22. The Vain Vampire, SM7576 with Chinese, Spanish and Vietnamese 23.
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