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Hanoi JaneLooking for a book that combines travel, romance and adventure? With its fast pace, exotic locale and compelling characters Hanoi Jane is the perfect holiday read — whether or not you’re on holiday.
Vietnam A to ZVietnam A to Z uses fun illustrations and bilingual English and Vietnamese text to introduce Vietnam’s colorful culture to young children.
1, 2, 3 VietnamFunny illustrations and bilingual English and Vietnamese text bring Vietnam alive for very young children.
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When I was in preschool I drew a pony standing near a mushroom. A boy in my class mistook the mushroom for a turd, which really upset me. | |||
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Here’s a self-portrait of me at the age of eight, back when I had long socks and small feet. | |||
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When I grew up, there were years and years when I didn’t draw. I was too busy working and writing… | |||
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Then I injured one eye and couldn’t spend too much time on a computer. I dug out my old paints and met this little lost tiger… | |||
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And a baby dragon looking for his mother… | |||
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With just paint, pens and brushes, my imagination goes on strange adventures… | |||
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I’ve made new friends.
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Big and small… | |||
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With a good imagination, you’re never lonely. | |||
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And every day is a new adventure. | |||
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I draw for the same reasons I did as a kid: It’s fun. And we don’t have cable… | |||
