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The Diamond Explorer
A lovely fiction pick for readers who don’t often see themselves represented in fiction, those interested in learning more about Hmong spiritual beliefs, or seeking a fantasy genre not often explored for this age group.
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Losing It in Translation
This series would be a sound addition to any collection with insatiable graphic novel readers.
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School of Negative Thought
This series would be a sound addition to any collection with insatiable graphic novel readers.
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A Talent Show of Nerves
This series would be a sound addition to any collection with insatiable graphic novel readers.
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What-a-Bummer Camp
This series would be a sound addition to any collection with insatiable graphic novel readers.
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The Ping-Pong Queen of Chinatown
Yang creates an extraordinarily rich cultural background in this beautifully written work. Recommended.
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The Rock in My Throat
This beautifully illustrated picture book fills a need in any collection on immigrant experiences.
Lack of English Translation in Picture Book is a Lesson in Language and Communication
Criticism and misunderstanding of Kao Kalia Yang's decision to leave the Hmong-only phrases in her book, The Rock in My Throat, spotlights the problem of the English-dominant literary landscape in a country where residents speak hundreds of languages, the author says.
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