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Laolao's Dumplings

Dane Liu Shinyeon Moon

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English
Henry Holt & Company Inc
30 April 2024
Millie loves to help LaoLao cook, especially her favorite dish. Dumplings! They gather fresh ingredients from Chinatown. Chives from Auntie Lim, shrimp from Uncle Lee, and juicy, fragrant lychees that make their days together so sweet.

As the seasons change, LaoLao feels more and more tired, too tired to make dumplings. But can Millie make them without LaoLao? And will her dumplings come out delicious, and make LaoLao happy, too?

Full of humor, heart, and wholly original illustrations, this story is a timeless celebration of family, food, community, and the different ways we share love.
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Illustrated by:   Shinyeon Moon
Imprint:   Henry Holt & Company Inc
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 288mm,  Width: 223mm,  Spine: 14mm
Weight:   442g
ISBN:   9781250778192
ISBN 10:   1250778190
Pages:   48
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 4 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Dane Liu was born in China and spent her teenage years in the US and Canada. Her journalism career began in Haiti, producing a PBS documentary about child slavery. In 2018, We Need Diverse Books awarded her a year-long mentorship for her picture books that explore incarceration, literacy, and immigration. Friends Are Friends, Forever was her first picture book. daneliu.com Shin Yeon Moon is a New York-based illustrator. She received her MFA from the School of Visual Arts, where she now teaches. Her work has garnered accolades from esteemed illustration publications including Society of Illustrators and Communication Arts. shinyeon-moon.com

Reviews for Laolao's Dumplings

"""When Laolao requests dumplings, Millie heads to Chinatown to buy groceries from the woman's extended community, discovering a ripple effect of caring and connection. Moon's highly detailed, thin-lined digital illustrations capture the bustle of Chinatown and the sensory details of creating dumplings as a grandparent's knowledge in turn becomes a way of caring for her."" --Publishers Weekly, starred review"


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