Explores Chinese American identity and cultural heritage for readers interested in diverse literature
Features a coming-of-age story with humor and dramatic elements for engaging storytelling
Incorporates Chinese mythology and American pop culture for a unique literary experience
Written by Frank Chin, known for uncompromising portrayals of Asian Americans
Format optimized for screen readers, enhancing accessibility
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A novel by Frank Chin
February 1, 1991 • 5.5 x 8.5 • 176 pages • 978-0918273-83-3
As twelve-year-old Donald Duk burns 108 model airplanes in mid-flight to celebrate the Chinese New Year, Frank Chin torches stereotypes of Asian-Americans.
Welcome to Chinatown, Chinese New Year in San Francisco. The day of the dog. The day of the thief. Eve