Valerie Ooka Pang
Human rights issues for Chinese women in the 1890s American south makes the young...
Well-written historical fiction for young adults is hard to find, but an exceptional work of fiction about a Chinese American young woman is a rare gift. The Downstairs Girl, by Stacey Lee, is an...
A collection of ghost stories and mythology from Asian and Asian American women authors
Like the Greeks, Asians have created legends and myths for hundreds of years. This anthology created by Ellen Oh and Elsie Chapman brings together ancient and modern views of these stories. This soulful collection...
Quackers an excellent picture book by Seattle’s Liz Wong
Do you remember when you weren’t sure who you were and where you belonged? Quackers by local Seattle author and illustrator Liz Wong is an excellent book that gives the heart-warming message, be proud...
Fall in Love with ‘Ellie’: A Picture Book By Mike Wu
A short interview with Mike Wu, the author and illustrator of 'Ellie'
Amy Uyeki illustrates cross-cultural story of resilience, hope
Interview with artists and illustrator Amy Uyeki, who recently illustrated a children's book about a boat that travelled to Crescent City, CA following the March 11, 2011 tsunami in Japan.
‘The Thing About Luck’ brings an easy-to-read rhythm, creativity
The latest by Cynthia Kadohata
Asian and Pacific Islanders as Americans: The Legacy of AAPI Children’s Literature
Well-written and illustrated Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) literature for children can provide all readers with an authentic portrayal of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. When the writing and visuals are strong, AAPI...