Let's Go Guang!: Meet Guang, the Chinese Dragon

ISBN-10: 0982820615
ISBN-13: 9780982820612
Category: Chinese language
Language: English
Published: 2009-12-31
Author: Aha! Chinese

Description

Join Ling and Kai while they visit their grandparents and to their delight, unexpectedly discover Guang, a fun-loving dragon. With Ling and Kai as their guides, children will learn beginning everyday words and phrases through this engaging story and sing-a-long songs. Story book comes with audio CD which contains story narration in English and Mandarin and songs. Book is written in English and pinyin and contains full vocabulary list with Chinese characters.

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