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Dragon Boats and Chinese Dragons
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Chopsticks
by Jon Berkeley
A small mouse named Chopsticks who lives on a floating restaurant in China becomes friends with a carved wooden dragon who wants to fly, and on the night of the full moon, during Chinese New Year, they share a high-flying adventure with the help of Old Fu, the dragon's creator.
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Day of the Dragon King
by Mary Pope Osborne
Jack and Annie are off to find an ancient Chinese myth but find themselves in serious danger when they encounter a book-burning emperor, but good fortune finds Jack and Annie as a silk weaver comes to their aid and helps them to safety.
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Red eggs and dragon boats : celebrating Chinese festivals
by Carol Stepanchuk
This is a book about the celebration of Chinese festivals. Most of the Chinese festivals are based on the lunar calendar. It includes festivals such as the Chinese lunar New Year, Clear Brightness festival, Full-month red egg and ginger party, Dragon Boat festival and Moon festival.
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The paper dragon
by Marguerite W. Davol
Mi Fei, a humble painter of scrolls, is elected by his fellow villagers as the one person capable of returning the recently awakened dragon to his slumber to save the village from destruction.
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Min-Yo and the moon dragon
by Elizabeth Hillman
The people in a small village in China notice that the moon is falling from the sky and select the tiny Min-Yo to climb the cobweb staircase to reckon with the moon dragon.
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The sons of the Dragon King : a Chinese legend
by Ed. Young
Determined to see his nine sons make something of themselves, the Dragon King sends them off into the world to find their way, but when the rumors come back that they are all roaming around aimlessly in the world, the king decides to check things out for himself and set things right.
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Legend of the Chinese dragon
by Marie Sellier
Long ago the people of China lived, worked, and fought under the protection of guardian spirits that took on the appearance of animals, but the children grew tired of war and created a new spirit to protect all the people and bring peace.
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The dragon prince : a Chinese Beauty & the beast tale
by Laurence Yep
A two-time Newbery Honor award-winning author puts an Oriental twist on a classic fairy tale in which a poor farmer's youngest daughter agrees to marry a fierce dragon in order to save her father's life.
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Jin Jin the dragon
by Grace Chang
Jin Jin the dragon does not know what kind of creature he is, so he embarks on a journey, assisted by other animals he meets along the way, to find Old Turtle and Crane, who will help him learn his identity. Includes information about Chinese writing andthe place of the dragon in Chinese lore.
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