Ching Yeung Russell Books

First Apple

By Ching Yeung Russell

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First Apple

By Ching Russell

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A day on a shrimp boat

By Ching Yeung Russell

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A true-to-life account of a typical day in the life of a shrimp boat crew working off the South Carolina coast.

Water ghost

By Ching Yeung Russell

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In China in the 1940s, ten-year-old Ying sells her handmade bamboo chicken fences to make money to attend a school camping trip, but no one understands why she instead uses her earnings to buy a de...

Moon Festival

By Ching Yeung Russell

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This story of children celebrating the traditional autumn Moon Festival is based on the author's memories of her childhood in China.

Lichee tree

By Ching Yeung Russell

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In the late 1940's in southeastern China, ten-year-old Ying can't wait for her lichee tree to bloom so she can sell the fruit for money to help her family.

Child bride

By Ching Yeung Russell

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In the 1940's in southeastern China, eleven-year-old Ying will do whatever it takes to avoid the marriage arranged for her by a grandmother she barely knows because it would take her away from the...

Child Bride

By Ching Yeung Russell

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Moon Festival

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Old Ways and New Ways

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