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Book Title
Sam and the Lucky Money
Publication Name
Sam & The Lucky Money
Title
Sam & The Lucky Money
Author
Karen Chinn
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
1880000539
EAN
9781880000533
ISBN
9781880000533
Publisher
Lee & Low Books, Incorporated
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Release Date
14/05/1998
Release Year
1998
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
0.5in
Item Length
10in
Item Weight
5 oz
Publication Year
2013
Features
Reprint
Topic
Social Themes / Homelessness & Poverty, Holidays & Celebrations / Other, Non-Religious, General, Boys & Men, concepts / Money, People & Places / United States / Asian American
Item Width
8.5in
Number of Pages
32 Pages

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Product Information

During Chinese New Year, a young boy encounters a homeless person and discovers that no gift is too small when it comes from the heart.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Lee & Low Books, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1880000539
ISBN-13
9781880000533
eBay Product ID (ePID)
552095

Product Key Features

Book Title
Sam and the Lucky Money
Author
Karen Chinn
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Features
Reprint
Topic
Social Themes / Homelessness & Poverty, Holidays & Celebrations / Other, Non-Religious, General, Boys & Men, concepts / Money, People & Places / United States / Asian American
Publication Year
2013
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Number of Pages
32 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10in
Item Height
0.5in
Item Width
8.5in
Item Weight
5 oz

Additional Product Features

Number of Volumes
1 Vol.
Lc Classification Number
Ps3568.O243
Grade from
Kindergarten
Grade to
Third Grade
Edition Description
Reprint
Reviews
"The traditional message that it is better to give than to receive is handled in a genuine, thoughtful manner that will be realistic to children. Detailed descriptions of the sights and sounds of the New Year celebration build in contrast to Sam's growing introspection, becoming even more dramatic and adding to the depth of the story." -- School Library Journal "A beautifully told story for all ages about the gift of giving." -- Creative Classroom "The subtle blending of cultures in both the illustrations and text engross the reader. . . The artists' vibrant watercolors embellish this story, which reaches across ethnic boundaries to reaffirm a universal truth." -- American Bookseller "The landscape. . . is not made to appear exotic, but blends the mixture of Chinese and American mundanities that compose actual, modern Chinatown. [Author] Chinn. . . does not overtly moralize; instead, she provides a reconciliation between two difficult, and not necessarily disparate, childhood dilemmas." -- AsianWeek Notable Books for a Global Society, International Literacy Association (ILA) Choices, Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Honoree, Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Pick of the List, American Bookseller's Association Story Pick, Storytime, PBS, "The traditional message that it is better to give than to receive is handled in a genuine, thoughtful manner that will be realistic to children. Detailed descriptions of the sights and sounds of the New Year celebration build in contrast to Sam's growing introspection, becoming even more dramatic and adding to the depth of the story." -- School Library Journal "A beautifully told story for all ages about the gift of giving." -- Creative Classrooms "The subtle blending of cultures in both the illustrations and text engross the reader. . . The artists' vibrant watercolors embellish this story, which reaches across ethnic boundaries to reaffirm a universal truth." -- American Booksellers Association "The landscape. . . is not made to appear exotic, but blends the mixture of Chinese and American mundanities that compose actual, modern Chinatown. [Author] Chinn. . . does not overtly moralize; instead, she provides a reconciliation between two difficult, and not necessarily disparate, childhood dilemmas." -- AsianWeek Best Children's Books of the Year Outstanding - Bank Street College of Education CCBC Choices - Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Honor - University of Minnesota Libraries Notable Books for a Global Society - International Literacy Association (ILA), "The traditional message that it is better to give than to receive is handled in a genuine, thoughtful manner that will be realistic to children. Detailed descriptions of the sights and sounds of the New Year celebration build in contrast to Sam's growing introspection, becoming even more dramatic and adding to the depth of the story." -- School Library Journal "A beautifully told story for all ages about the gift of giving." -- Creative Classroom "The subtle blending of cultures in both the illustrations and text engross the reader... The artists' vibrant watercolors embellish this story, which reaches across ethnic boundaries to reaffirm a universal truth." -- American Bookseller "The landscape... is not made to appear exotic, but blends the mixture of Chinese and American mundanities that compose actual, modern Chinatown. [Author] Chinn... does not overtly moralize; instead, she provides a reconciliation between two difficult, and not necessarily disparate, childhood dilemmas." -- AsianWeek Notable Books for a Global Society, International Literacy Association (ILA) Choices, Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Honoree, Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Pick of the List, American Bookseller's Association Story Pick, Storytime, PBS, Notable Books for a Global Society, International Reading Association (IRA) Choices, Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Honoree Pick of the List, American Bookseller's Association Story Pick, Storytime, PBS, "The traditional message that it is better to give than to receive is handled in a genuine, thoughtful manner that will be realistic to children. Detailed descriptions of the sights and sounds of the New Year celebration build in contrast to Sam's growing introspection, becoming even more dramatic and adding to the depth of the story. The illustrators masterfully combine Chinatown's exotic setting with the universal emotions of childhood through expressive portraits of the characters." School Library Journal "A beautifully told story for all ages about the gift of giving." Creative Classroom "(Pick of the Lists, American Bookseller Magazine) The subtle blending of cultures in both the illustrations and text engross the reader in the dilemma of a young Chinese-American boy faced with spending his New Year's gift money. On a shopping spree with his mother, he discovers that the ultimate value is giving. The artists' vibrant watercolors embellish this story, which reaches across ethnic boundaries to reaffirm a universal truth." American Bookseller, "The traditional message that it is better to give than to receive is handled in a genuine, thoughtful manner that will be realistic to children. Detailed descriptions of the sights and sounds of the New Year celebration build in contrast to Sam's growing introspection, becoming even more dramatic and adding to the depth of the story." -- School Library Journal "A beautifully told story for all ages about the gift of giving." -- Creative Classrooms "The subtle blending of cultures in both the illustrations and text engross the reader. . . The artists' vibrant watercolors embellish this story, which reaches across ethnic boundaries to reaffirm a universal truth." -- American Booksellers Association "The landscape. . . is not made to appear exotic, but blends the mixture of Chinese and American mundanities that compose actual, modern Chinatown. [Author] Chinn. . . does not overtly moralize; instead, she provides a reconciliation between two difficult, and not necessarily disparate, childhood dilemmas." -- AsianWeek CCBC Choices - Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Honor - University of Minnesota Libraries Notable Books for a Global Society - International Literacy Association (ILA), "The traditional message that it is better to give than to receive is handled in a genuine, thoughtful manner that will be realistic to children. Detailed descriptions of the sights and sounds of the New Year celebration build in contrast to Sam's growing introspection, becoming even more dramatic and adding to the depth of the story." -- School Library Journal "A beautifully told story for all ages about the gift of giving." -- Creative Classroom "The subtle blending of cultures in both the illustrations and text engross the reader. . . The artists' vibrant watercolors embellish this story, which reaches across ethnic boundaries to reaffirm a universal truth." -- American Bookseller "The landscape... is not made to appear exotic, but blends the mixture of Chinese and American mundanities that compose actual, modern Chinatown. [Author] Chinn... does not overtly moralize; instead, she provides a reconciliation between two difficult, and not necessarily disparate, childhood dilemmas." -- AsianWeek Notable Books for a Global Society, International Literacy Association (ILA) Choices, Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Honoree, Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Pick of the List, American Bookseller's Association Story Pick, Storytime, PBS, "The traditional message that it is better to give than to receive is handled in a genuine, thoughtful manner that will be realistic to children. Detailed descriptions of the sights and sounds of the New Year celebration build in contrast to Sam's growing introspection, becoming even more dramatic and adding to the depth of the story. The illustrators masterfully combine Chinatown's exotic setting with the universal emotions of childhood through expressive portraits of the characters." -- School Library Journal "A beautifully told story for all ages about the gift of giving." -- Creative Classroom "The subtle blending of cultures in both the illustrations and text engross the reader in the dilemma of a young Chinese-American boy faced with spending his New Year's gift money. On a shopping spree with his mother, he discovers that the ultimate value is giving. The artists' vibrant watercolors embellish this story, which reaches across ethnic boundaries to reaffirm a universal truth." -- American Bookseller "The landscape... is not made to appear exotic, but blends the mixture of Chinese and American mundanities that compose actual, modern Chinatown. [Author] Chinn... does not overtly moralize; instead, she provides a reconciliation between two difficult, and not necessarily disparate, childhood dilemmas." -- AsianWeek Notable Books for a Global Society, International Reading Association (IRA) Choices, Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Honoree, Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Pick of the List, American Bookseller's Association Story Pick, Storytime, PBS, "The traditional message that it is better to give than to receive is handled in a genuine, thoughtful manner that will be realistic to children. Detailed descriptions of the sights and sounds of the New Year celebration build in contrast to Sam's growing introspection, becoming even more dramatic and adding to the depth of the story." -- School Library Journal "A beautifully told story for all ages about the gift of giving." -- Creative Classroom "The subtle blending of cultures in both the illustrations and text engross the reader... The artists' vibrant watercolors embellish this story, which reaches across ethnic boundaries to reaffirm a universal truth." -- American Bookseller "The landscape... is not made to appear exotic, but blends the mixture of Chinese and American mundanities that compose actual, modern Chinatown. [Author] Chinn... does not overtly moralize; instead, she provides a reconciliation between two difficult, and not necessarily disparate, childhood dilemmas." -- AsianWeek Notable Books for a Global Society, International Reading Association (IRA) Choices, Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Honoree, Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Pick of the List, American Bookseller's Association Story Pick, Storytime, PBS, "The traditional message that it is better to give than to receive is handled in a genuine, thoughtful manner that will be realistic to children. Detailed descriptions of the sights and sounds of the New Year celebration build in contrast to Sam's growing introspection, becoming even more dramatic and adding to the depth of the story." -- School Library Journal "A beautifully told story for all ages about the gift of giving." -- Creative Classroom "The subtle blending of cultures in both the illustrations and text engross the reader. . . The artists' vibrant watercolors embellish this story, which reaches across ethnic boundaries to reaffirm a universal truth." -- American Bookseller "The landscape. . . is not made to appear exotic, but blends the mixture of Chinese and American mundanities that compose actual, modern Chinatown. [Author] Chinn. . . does not overtly moralize; instead, she provides a reconciliation between two difficult, and not necessarily disparate, childhood dilemmas." -- AsianWeek Notable Books for a Global Society, International Literacy Association (ILA) CCBC Choices, Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Marion Vannett Ridgway Award, Marion Vannett Ridgway Award Pick of the List, American Booksellers Association Story Pick, PBS Kids
Illustrated by
Van Wright, Cornelius, Hu, Ying-Hwa
Copyright Date
1998
Dewey Decimal
813.5/4
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes

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  • GreAT Book

    GREAT story line and good illustrations. I give to friends for Chinese New Year celebration.

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  • Great find!

    I purchased this book because I needed an interesting book for 2-3rd graders to read in our afterschool program for Chinese New Year. It was a fabulous book and I received it in plenty of time. Thanks again.

  • Excellent book for children

    Great teaching book for children on social awareness and inequalities. Will need to read to younger children. Good start for talking points with children