Chopsticks

In a busy harbor, in the faraway island of Hong Kong, there is a floating restaurant. This restaurant is home to Chopsticks, a tiny gray mouse. Chopsticks befriends a wooden dragon who wants to fly. On the night of the full moon, during Chinese New Year, they share a high-flying adventure with the help of Old Fu, the dragon?s creator. more

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Posted: Nov-16-2008

A fun tale for all, and especially those in Hong Kong

I give this book to children when we go to visit, and explain that we live in the very city and have eaten at the very restaurant featured in the story. They all love that!

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Posted: Jun-02-2008

A book that I love to read, and she loves to see

Chopsticks is a little white mouse who lives in a floating restaurant in Hong Kong. At the door of the restaurant are two enormous pillars that are carved in the shape of magnificent dragons. And when, on a New Year's night, one of the dragons talks to little Chopsticks, it is the start of the...

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Posted: Oct-25-2007

Charming.

My boys and I do not tire of this book. The beautiful illustrations match the delightful story of an unlikely relationship that benefits both parties, and benefits the reader! We love it.

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Posted: Mar-11-2007

Friendship Gives Flight: Chopsticks

Brought to life by a gorgeous selection of colours, textures and settings, this simple story of friendship and dreams transports us to another world.

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Posted: Feb-25-2007

A delicacy served up with Chopsticks

A tiny mouse befriends a wooden dragon in this simple story that takes place on the Chinese New Year in Hong Kong Harbor. Anything is possible, and thanks to Berkeley's atmospheric description, it's easy for a child to suspend disbelief.He paints whole scenes in a few lines of prose, so we're...

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