Collection: Junior Fiction - Bilingual

'I want roast chicken!' demands Sly's mum. Sly thinks of a cunning plan to capture his neighbour, Little Hen. Will she escape or will she end up as a feast for Sly's mum?

'I want roast chicken!' demands Sly's mum. Sly thinks of a cunning plan to capture his neighbour, Little Hen. Will she escape or will she end up as a feast for Sly's mum?

'I want roast chicken!' demands Sly's mum. Sly thinks of a cunning plan to capture his neighbour, Little Hen. Will she escape or will she end up as a feast for Sly's mum?

'I want roast chicken!' demands Sly's mum. Sly thinks of a cunning plan to capture his neighbour, Little Hen. Will she escape or will she end up as a feast for Sly's mum?

'I want roast chicken!' demands Sly's mum. Sly thinks of a cunning plan to capture his neighbour, Little Hen. Will she escape or will she end up as a feast for Sly's mum?

'I want roast chicken!' demands Sly's mum. Sly thinks of a cunning plan to capture his neighbour, Little Hen. Will she escape or will she end up as a feast for Sly's mum?

Karina and Susie are sisters whose father is the best shoemaker in town. Karina has lots of pretty shoes made by her father but Susie's twelve pairs of shoes are without compare. And for a special reason. This poignant story tells of a father's great love

From Aunt Annie's Alligator to Rosy's red rhinoceros to a Zizzer-Zazzer-Zuzz, learning the alphabet is bound to be fun with Dr. Seuss.

Long ago, there were seven moons that waxed and waned together. The people treasured them as jewels in the sky from the supreme god, Bathala.

From the lazy farmer who hopes his food will come to him to the Sheriff who claims to love dragons only to hide his own fear, these proverbs are used in everyday Chinese life to illustrate moments of humour or clarity in our actions