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What Is Lunar New Year?
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Learn how many different Asian communities celebrate Lunar New Year in this book for young readers that reveals why the first new moon of the year is such a culturally significant moment for many countries!
This fact-filled book covers all things Lunar New Year, from the Chinese Zodiac animals to the details of modern celebrations in busy cities like San Francisco, Vancouver, and London. During today's celebrations, children receive money from their elders in red envelopes and people exchange gifts. Some rituals that people do for Lunar New Year include spring cleaning, sweeping away bad luck, and wearing new clothes. Young readers will learn about the Lunar New Year traditions of China, Korea, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Thailand in this book about the beloved holiday.
This fact-filled book covers all things Lunar New Year, from the Chinese Zodiac animals to the details of modern celebrations in busy cities like San Francisco, Vancouver, and London. During today's celebrations, children receive money from their elders in red envelopes and people exchange gifts. Some rituals that people do for Lunar New Year include spring cleaning, sweeping away bad luck, and wearing new clothes. Young readers will learn about the Lunar New Year traditions of China, Korea, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Thailand in this book about the beloved holiday.
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“Gorgeously illustrated book, telling the story of the lunar new year and how it began to be celebrated in the US. It shows that the LNY is a beautiful time of year where family and friends get together and appreciate not only their own lives, but the lives of those they care for and to honor their ancestors and pray for the new year to come. Filled with great music, beautiful decor and costumes as well as yummy looking food. I appreciated that they showed how different Asian countries celebrated the LNY too and didnt just stick to China, Japan and Korea. I also love how they explained the Chinese zodiac.
5.5”
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