Books with author JENNIFER YU

“A Gift for Him” is the tale of a quest to find just the right gift for baby Jesus. Told by a collection of adorable animals, the words are simple and follow a catchy rhythm. The handcrafted illustrations in this book will capture the attention of your little one who will want to read it over and over again. “A Gift for Him” is an essential addition to your child's library.

Xenden, prince of Zendar foolishly killed the son of Ze Gor, an evil dragon lord. Angered by the death of his son, Ze Gor led his army of sea creatures to attack the island kingdom to avenge the death of his son. The island was destroyed and innocent lives perished. Xenden wore the magical Phoenix Armor and fought Ze Gor in a deadly battle with the Silver Spear and Golden Ring to reclaim his kingdom and avenge his father's death.

Every girl wishes she was a princess—and Claire’s cousin is living the dream! But will this royal romance end in disaster?Eleven-year-old Claire Gross is fascinated by all things royal—especially because her very own cousin Belle is engaged to the Prince of England! Even though Claire is going to be a junior bridesmaid, she’s not as excited about the wedding as you might think. For one thing, she can’t tell anyone—not even her best friend. And for another, Claire’s parents are divorced, so she’s not so sure that “happily ever after” even exists.But when Claire gets to England and meets mean-girl Pandora—also a junior bridesmaid—she quickly realizes that whether or not she believes in true love, if she doesn’t take action, Pandora could break up Belle’s relationship! It may be the royal party of the century—but between the mishaps, the mayhem, and an awful social-climbing princess-wannabe, will there still be wedding bells for the happy couple?

Aura, a ten year-old girl experiences a new community, filled with the wealthy. It was incomparable to where she used to live. Lucilla, whom she thought was her best friend becomes an evil girl and turns her back on Aura. Unable to handle the stress, she was at a point of killing herself. In doubt, she wondered what her presence meant to anyone. Through years of excruciating pain, she decides to forget about her past life...

An interactive alphabet book, like no other, that is illustrated by children from across the United States. Each page is written in verse and tells a story about a particular endangered mammal. Some of the poems were created to capture a sense of interaction between the animals and the child readers. Every page has a data list which includes specific information to that animal. The poems are informative and educational providing words beyond the basics. Each page is accompanied by the artwork of a child ranging from ages seven to twelve.

The iconic image of King Kong climbing the Empire State Building has been a pop-culture staple since the original King Kong film premiered in 1933. Since then, there have been King Kong remakes, comic books, television series, and even a musical. King Kong also inspired other films, such as the Planet of the Apes franchise and big-ape documentaries. This resource will take readers behind the scenes of these thrilling movies with posters and stills from each era of the King Kong phenomenon, discussion of special effects, and more.