One Small Girl

Do all Asian Americans look alike? Jennifer is one small girl trying to amuse herself in Grandmother's store and Uncle' store next door, but its hard when she's not supposed to touch anything. As she goes back and forth between the two stores, Jennifer finds a way to double the entertainment for one small girl in two big stores. A rhythmic and whimsical tale about a small girl's fun fooling big grown-ups. 30 pages, hardbound with paper jacket; full color illustrations. "Kids will delight in the sound effects of shoes clicking on store floors and a small girl's discovery of personal power." - Children's Bookwatch. For ages 3-6. Jennifer L. Chan grew up in her grandmother's and uncle's store in Chicgo's Chinatown. ONE small GIRL is her first book. Wendy K. Lee is a graduate of the Academy of Art College in San Francisco, and specializes in Children's Book and Wildlife illustration. While growing up she spent Saturdays in San Francisco's Chinatown teaching children's dance classes and swimming lessons. She has also worked with a child psychologist developing psychological tests for children.Chan, Jennifer L. is the author of 'One Small Girl' with ISBN 9781879965058 and ISBN 1879965054.