books by Ji-Li Jiang

books by Ji-Li Jiang

books:

Ji-Li Jiang

The Magical Monkey King: Mischief in Heaven

Ji-Li Jiang, Youshan Tang

Shen's Books, 2004

Good version of Journey to the West for kids
My kids are a bit familiar with this story already, because we live in Hong Kong and have seen parts of the series on TV and because they've also read parts of it extremely abdridged in Chinese "comic book" form. They (aged 7 and 5) loved this book. It is written in ...

Problems and Solutions in Mathematics

Ji-Xiu Chen, Jiang Guo-Ying, ...

World Scientific Publishing Company, 1999

An Solution Encyclopedia of Pure Mathematics
When I hold this book, I feel worry free about mathematical questions because this imperial book could tell me where to find the solution or the direction to find the answer with its more than 500 problems and solutions on six aspects of graduate school mathematics: ...

Red Scarf Girl
Ji-Li Jiang

Harpercollins Childrens Books, 1997

Holt Leveled Library, First Course, Package 7A
Ji-li Jiang, Virginia Hamilton, ...

HRW Library, 2004

Set of 8 books. Red Scarf Girl; M. C. Higgins, the Great; Holes; Shipwrecked!; Library, Libary; I Want to be Me; Three Kite Tales; Hank Aaron: Brave in Every Way.

Das Mädchen mit dem roten Tuch. ( Ab 12 J.).
Ji Li Jiang, Constanze Spengler

Thienemann Verlag, 2001

Red Scarf Girl (rack): A Memoir of the Cultural Revolution

Ji-li Jiang

HarperTeen, 2008

Red Scarf Girl
A compelling memoir from a girl growing up during the Chinese cultural revolution. Filled with patriotic fervor for the Chinese communist government, Ji-li is at first ashamed to be part of her family, which is persecuted because of her grandfather's political beliefs. ...

Red Scarf Girl, Homework Set
Ji-Li Jiang

Recorded Books, 1999

Plastic Box contains Paperback book and Audiobook in clamshell case. 5 cassettes, 6.25hrs From the back - Twelv-year-old Ji-Li Jiang has brains, friends, and a bright future. Then Mao Zedong launches China's infamous Cultural Revolution. Soon school is suspended and students are getting caught up in the fervor of Mao's extreme politics. Because ...