By Grace Lin

The best part about eating at a Chinese restaurant is the fortune cookies! How will our fortunes come true? Jie-Jie says they never come true. But I'm not so sure...

By Roseanne Thong
Illustrated by Grace Lin

A little girl's urban neighborhood becomes a discovery ground of things round, square and rectangular in this lyrical picturebook. Most of the objects are Asian in origin, others universal: round rice bowls and a found pebble, square dim sum and the boxes that the pizzas come in, rectangular Chinese lace and a very special pencil case. Bright, whimsical art accompanies the narrative rhyme and a short glossary adds cultural significance to the objects featured in the book.

By Grace Lin

Hooray! It's dim sum day! Dumplings, cakes, buns, and tarts - it's hard to decide. But when we go for dim sum, we can all choose our favorite dishes. And then share them with everyone! Which dish would you choose?

By Frances Park and Ginger Park
Illustrated by Grace Lin

Even though Yum Yung lives in Korea, the idea of a New York bagel just pops into his head one day. Yum Yung declares: "I want a bagel!" Yum Yung's search begins at the highest mountaintop, where he finds a pigeon to take his message to New York. "I would like to order one bagel to go," he writes. After a long wait and no bagel, Yum Yung asks his friends the farmer, the fisherman, the beekeeper, and the baker for help. Their creative solution is sure to delight all who have yearned for a delicious treat.