Where Are We From
by Yang Hongying
Publisher
Jiang Boyan, LLC
Publication
May 30, 2021
Format
Paperback/Softback
Illustrated
No
Price
7.99
Dimensions
8 x 8.5
ISBN
9787570710430
Pages
28
Age
2 - 5 years
Category
Graphic Novels & Comics
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Yang Hongying
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| Publisher | Jiang Boyan, LLC |
| Publication | May 30, 2021 |
| Format | Paperback/Softback |
| ISBN | 9787570710430 |
| Pages | 28 |
| Age | 2 - 5 |
| Price | $7.99 |
Categories
Graphic Novels & Comics
BISAC Codes
JUVENILE NONFICTION / Comics & Graphic Novels / General
Where Are We From
by Yang Hongying
The giant panda is a viviparous animal, and the Panda Mimi comes from his mother's belly; the frog is an oviparous animal, and Frog Guagua comes from the "small bubbles" that the mother frog lays in the water. Some of the animals in nature are viviparous and some are oviparous, which is really amazing! So, where do people come from?
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As Yang Hongying's new books for babies, I immediately placed an order when I see the picture of the book. This set of books is suitable for 2 + years old children, one set included 10 books, each book has a theme with common sense and science popularization info that one child should know, my child was very surprised when he saw the panda was born, read the whole set of books with one breath. This set of books is clean and beautiful, with the good aesthetic of Chinese picture books, and also make panda as the hero, it is very attractive to children.A new set I just bought. It's very cute panda diary. I heard it was cute and endearing before. It is a set of 10 books. Divided into seasons and themes, each book begins with an introduction to the season and seasonal characteristics. Then the hero panda Mimi and frog Quack, the two good friends go together to tell the story. Panda's eyes are very cute and shiny. The stories are from born to grow up, from spring to winter, the characteristics of four seasons, the last book is I go to kindergarten, which indicates the process of growing up step by step.Lovely series, a total of ten copies, tell the story of the giant panda in the spring, the style is very cute, it is not only the content of the panda, there are a lot of other animals, and there are various solar terms of spring, with Chinese traditional culture, the popular science knowledge, behavior standards, emotional intelligence training, the truth and the life wisdom showed to the child, it is very good!
Author

Yang Hongying
Yang Hongying; Chinese Children’s Book Writer, Vice Chairman of Sichuan Writer Association
Yang Hongying is one of the most successful and popular Chinese children authors in modern time.
Madam Yang’s children’s books have been enthusiastically embraced by Chinese children over the past two decades, making her as the most admired author among Chinese children.
In August 2000, Diary of a Girl was one of Yang’s famous works and her first bestseller. In 19 years, this beautiful diary of a young girl has been printed hundreds of times and this individual book sold more than 5 million copies. Other famous works of hers include the Mo’s Mischief series starting in 2003 (or Tao Qi Bao Ma Xiao Tiao) and the Diary of a Smiling Cat series (or Xiao Mao Ri Ji) starting in 2006.
In the past 40 years, she has created more than 80 children’s novels. To date, she has sold more than 180 million copies.
Yang Hongying is one of the most successful and popular Chinese children authors in modern time. Yang grew up in Chengdu and became a Chinese language teacher at a local primary school at the age of 18. Yang began to publish children’s literature at the age of 19. After her first year on the job, she began full time writing on children’s fiction, in order to supplement students’ reading material. To date, she has sold about 180 million copies.
Many people refer to Madame Yang as the JK Rowling of China. Both writers are widely beloved in China. However, in terms of sales performance Madame Yang’s works have outsold JK Rowling’s by a factor of 6 to 1 in China’s retail market.
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