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* Notable Children's Books of 1971–1975 (ALA)
* 1976 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award Honor Book for Fiction
* 1976 Fanfare Honor List (The Horn Book)
* "Best of the Best" Children's Books 1966–1978 (SLJ)
* Outstanding Children's Books of 1975 (NYT)
* 1976 Children's Book Award (IRA)
* Children's Choices for 1976 (IRA/CBC)
* Notable 1975 Children's Trade Books in Social Studies (NCSS/CBC)
* 1976 Carter G. Woodson Award (NCSS)
* 1976 Jane Addams Children's Book Award Honor Book
* 1979 Lewis Carroll Shelf Award
* Children's Books of 1975 (Library of Congress)
* 1979 Books for the Teen Age (NY Public Library)
* 1995 Phoenix Award (Children's Literature Association)
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Edition: Paperback: 248 pages
ISBN: 0064400859
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Book Description
Will Windrider take to the skies? Moon shadow is eight years old when he sails from China to join his father, Windrider, in America. Windrider lives in San Francisco and makes his living doing laundry. Father and son have never met. But Moon Shadow grows to love and respect his father and to believe in his wonderful dream. And Windrider, with Moon Shadow's help is willing to endure the mockery of the other Chinese, the poverty, the separation from his wife and country'even the great earthquake'to make his dream come tru
Ingram
A Chinese immigrant and his son build a flying machine in "an unusual historical novel, unique in its perspective of the Chinese in America and its portrayal of early 20th century San Francisco, including the Earthquake, from an immigrant's viewpoint."
The New York Times
"A triumph."
Booklist
"A fine, sensitive novel written with grace in a way that conveys the Chinese American's cultural h
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Laurence Yep is the author of The Imp That Ate My Homework, about which Kirkus Reviews said, "Readers will not be able to put this light, funny fantasy down." He received Newbery Honors in 1975 for Dragonwings and in 1994 for Dragon's Gate. Mr. Yep lives in Pacific Grove, California. |
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