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A Gift

par Yong Chen

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Amy receives a gift for the Chinese New Year from her aunt and uncles who live far away in China.
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In the story “A Gift”, Amy’s mother was homesick due to it being the Chinese New Year. That same day Amy and her mother received a package in the mail from their family. In the package was a letter from her sister Mei about a stone Zhong had found while farming that reminded him of their childhood. Amy’s uncle saw a dragon in the stone and made a necklace for her. The necklace is a symbol of China that her family sent on Chinese New Year. ( )
  Lakieshal | Jan 17, 2020 |
I very much enjoyed this story! Far away from her mother and things that remind her of the New Year, a little girl grows homesick. A package arrives from family and uncles in China that helps her remember the people and places she misses. The package includes a gift of a bracelet, likely special for family remembering her and wonderful for remembering family and friends far away.

There is not very much information or backstory to Chinese New year, but this is a beautifully illustrated book with broad takeaways. ( )
  fsgiamba | May 1, 2019 |
Amy’s mother always feels homesick whenever it’s Chinese New Year because her family is half way across the world. Amy has never meet her Uncle Zhong, Uncle Ming, or Aunt Mei, but they often send her letters. This Chinese New Year, her aunt and uncles sent her a dragon necklace that is the symbol of China. This short story allows the reader to take a brief tour of parts of China through the text but also through the beautiful illustrations. It surprised me that the main point was not about the Chinese New Year, but about how Amy's aunt and uncles found and made her necklace. I wished that the book gave more information about Chinese New Year's (although it does go into detail on the author's note page). Overall, I really enjoyed the illustrations and gain a small insight of a different culture. ( )
  rmwinter | Apr 17, 2017 |
Her wanting to celebrate her cultures New Years show how attach the child is to her culture something very healthy for children to identify themselves with very inspiring for young children ( )
  CeciliaCoreas | Dec 2, 2016 |
The family is homesick especially when it is the Chinese New Year. Amy gets a package from China inside it is a carved dragon. her uncle had found a stone while plowing the fields and took it to be carved into a dragon. it arrives in time for the New Year it is important because a dragon is the symbol of China.
Ages 5-6
Source -Pierce county Library
  sjswasmith | Aug 3, 2015 |
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