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Bitter Dumplings

by Lee, Jeanne M.

After her father dies, a young Chinese woman struggles to survive and finds she has much in common with an old hunchbacked woman in her village.

Bitter dumplings

by Lee, Milly & Lee, Jeanne M. & Choi, Yangsook

After her father dies, a young Chinese woman struggles to survive and finds she has much in common with an old hunchbacked woman in her village.

Jam!

the story of jazz music

by Lee, Jeanne M.

Describes the history and development of jazz music in America from its roots in Africa to the contemporary music scene.

I Once Was a Monkey

Stories Buddha Told

by Lee, Jeanne M. & Giroux, Farrar Straus and

A retelling of six Jatakas, or birth stories, which illustrate some of the central tenets of Buddha's teachings, such as compassion, honesty, and thinking clea...

The Ch'i-lin Purse

A Collection of Ancient Chinese Stories

by Fang, Linda & Lee, Jeanne M.

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The Butterfly Boy

by Yep, Laurence & Lee, Jeanne M.

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Silent LotusThe Silver Balloon

by Lee, Jeanne M.

Although she cannot speak or hear, Lotus trains as a Khmer court dancer and becomes eloquent in dancing out the legends of the gods.

Bà-Năm

by Lee, Jeanne M.

A young Vietnamese girl visiting the graves of her ancestors finds the old gravekeeper frightening until a severe storm reveals to her the old woman's kindness.

Toad is the uncle of heaven

a Vietnamese folk tale

by Lee, Jeanne M.

Toad leads a group of animals to ask the King of Heaven to send rain to the parched earth.