Description
Welcome to the world of exotic fruit! This delicious book helps adventurous eaters-and curious readers-discover fun new foods to enjoy.
Dragonfruit, lychee, mangosteen, starfruit: how many of these fruits do you know? How many have you eaten? Children love fruit, and Exotic Fruit goes beyond apples and oranges, introducing kids to nine varieties that aren't indigenous to the United States. Simple, informative text conveys their texture and taste, while colorful, appealing illustrations capture both the inside and outside of these great fruits.
About the Author
Huy Voun Lee arrived in New York City at the age of six as a Cambodian refugee. She grew up on the Upper West Side playing with the scrap papers her mother brought home from the office. Because of these papers, Huy traded in crying for many quiet hours spent paper-cutting, doodling, and folding origami. Huy has written and illustrated many books for children, including At the Beach, In the Snow, and In the Park with Henry Holt, and Origami Playhouse for Chronicle. She loves using a colorful cut paper style and incorporating Chinese characters into her work. She teaches schoolchildren origami at the Museum of Natural History. Huy studied at the School of Visual Arts and lives with her husband on the Upper West Side in New York City. Learn more about Huy at huyvounlee.com and connect with her @huyvounlee.
Book Information
ISBN 9781454928027
Author Huy Voun Lee
Page Count 22
Imprint Sterling
Publisher Union Square & Co.
Dragonfruit, lychee, mangosteen, starfruit: how many of these fruits do you know? How many have you eaten? Children love fruit, and Exotic Fruit goes beyond apples and oranges, introducing kids to nine varieties that aren't indigenous to the United States. Simple, informative text conveys their texture and taste, while colorful, appealing illustrations capture both the inside and outside of these great fruits.
About the Author
Huy Voun Lee arrived in New York City at the age of six as a Cambodian refugee. She grew up on the Upper West Side playing with the scrap papers her mother brought home from the office. Because of these papers, Huy traded in crying for many quiet hours spent paper-cutting, doodling, and folding origami. Huy has written and illustrated many books for children, including At the Beach, In the Snow, and In the Park with Henry Holt, and Origami Playhouse for Chronicle. She loves using a colorful cut paper style and incorporating Chinese characters into her work. She teaches schoolchildren origami at the Museum of Natural History. Huy studied at the School of Visual Arts and lives with her husband on the Upper West Side in New York City. Learn more about Huy at huyvounlee.com and connect with her @huyvounlee.
Book Information
ISBN 9781454928027
Author Huy Voun Lee
Page Count 22
Imprint Sterling
Publisher Union Square & Co.
