Name: Simplified Chinese-English Bilingual: * Why Spiders Hide in Corners Edited by Zhang Chunzi
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Author: Nabawi, J'miah
ISBN: 9781514359518

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Simplified Chinese-English Bilingual: * Why Spiders Hide in Corners Edited by Zhang Chunzi

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

J'miah Nabawi

Editorial

Createspace

N° páginas

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

27.9 x 21.6 x 0.3 cm

Peso

0.16 kg.

ISBN13

9781514359518

Categorías

Creación literaria y guías de creación literaria
Aprendizaje de lenguas: destrezas de escritura

Simplified Chinese-English Bilingual: * Why Spiders Hide in Corners Edited by Zhang Chunzi

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Reseña del libro "Simplified Chinese-English Bilingual: * Why Spiders Hide in Corners Edited by Zhang Chunzi"

Thanks to our award-winning "action storyteller," J'miah Nabawi, and his "partner-in-rhyme" collaborator, Chunzi Zhang, founder of Chunzi Zhang Books, we are very pleased (and proud) to present to our Chinese language and reading communities J'miah Nabawi's newest addition of Why Spiders Hide in Corners (Anansi Makes It So!) in Chinese. With the timeless Akan folk-hero/trickster character, Kwaku Ananse (Anansi the Spider), J'miah Nabawi's engaging, upbeat style of storytelling is a vocal ensemble of drum beats, song, and engaging dialog. The front of the book is written in (Simplified) Mandarin Chinese and is immediately followed in English and concludes the book. WorldBeat Books Summary: Rabbit decides to visit his friend, Anansi (also spelled Ananse), the Spider-Man, whom he hasn't seen in quite some time. Wanting to celebrate their friendship, Rabbit invites Anansi to join him in making a drum. From his cozy hammock, Anansi refuses with excuses of being too sick to get involved with drum-making. Alone, Rabbit works hard at making his "friendship" drum. While Rabbit is resting from the day's hard work at drum-making, he soon finds Anansi playing his drum, the very same drum he was supposedly "too sick" to help make. Anansi ends up in an embarrassing situation, one that we all may come face to face with from time to time.