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Author:
Fu, Yu (Children's author), illustrator. illustrator.
Title:
The bird queen (vox) : a legend of the Mythical Phoenix told in English and Chinese / by Fu Yu ; translated by Yijin Wert.
Edition:
[VOX edition].
Publisher:
Library IdeasLLC,
Copyright Date:
2023
Description:
1 audio-enabled book (1 volume (unpaged)) : color illustrations, digital ; 29 cm.
Subject:
Birds--Juvenile fiction.
Phoenix (Mythical bird)--Juvenile fiction.
Tales--China--Juvenile fiction.
Chinese language materials--Bilingual.
Bilingual books.
Picture books.
Fairy tales.
Animal fiction.
Talking books.
Sound books.
Children's audiobooks.
Audiobooks.
Other Authors:
Lu, Yajuan, narrator.
Wert, Yijin, translator.
Container of (expression): Yu, Fu. Bird queen. English. Spoken word (Yajuan Lu)
Notes:
VOX Books. Book originally published: New York : Shanghai Press and Publishing Development Co., Ltd., 2023. The VOX audio reader is permanently attached inside the front cover. The VOX Reader is preloaded with a profressional audio narration of the text of the book, enabling children to read and listen to the book simultaneously. VOX audio playback device includes headphone jack, external speaker, play/pause button, volume controls, page-turning controls, rechargeable battery, low battery indicator, and removable AC adapter. Narrator, Yajuan Lu.
Summary:
A long time ago, hundreds of birds lived on the Cangwu Mountain where they experienced four distinct seasons. Among them, there is a very unnoticeable brown bird called Phoenix. All birds except Phoenix fly to the largest lake in the mountain every day. They comb their feathers by the lake and compete to see whose feathers are more beautiful. Phoenix doesn't like to attend such gatherings; instead, she collects food quietly to get ready for the winter. However, all the other birds make fun of her hard work. Unexpectedly, the coldest winter comes earlier than usual. Those birds who only care about their looks have to go out to find their food in the cold wind and heavy snow. They are almost starving to death due to the sudden shortage of food, but the kind Phoenix does not hesitate to share her food with her friends to tide over the difficulties. The cold winter is finally over, and spring has come. To thank Phoenix for saving their lives, the birds have prepared a mysterious gift for her. What is the gift then? Read the story and find out how the ordinary brown bird has transformed herself into the Queen of birds in Chinese myths.
ISBN:
9798885192187
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1397036074
Locations:
GOPG641 -- Marshalltown Public Library (Marshalltown)

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