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Mommy, Why?
Lin Fong-O'Neill
Paperback (AuthorHouse, Sept. 2, 2005)I wrote this book to inspire children and parents to be open-minded and to respect diversity. The conversation between seven-year-old Anna and her mother who are Asian covers differences in appearance, family, culture, disability, marriage and love. The dialogue is direct and loving; Anna learns to understand and value her being different from others, and that appreciating their being different is a good way to grow up. Children, parents and teachers will enjoy reading this book.
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Tiger! Tiger! Tail on Fire!
Lin Fong-O'Neill, Ray Yuen
Hardcover (Ben-Lin Associates, Ltd., Oct. 11, 2007)Betty is very tiny for her age and sometimes feels insignificant. But when a bullying tiger threatens her and her family with harm, she realizes that her size does not matter. With courage and some helpful friends, Betty uses her intelligence to outsmart her enemy. This is the first book of the 12-animal series. Tiger is one of the animals in the Chinese zodiac .
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Monkey Mo! Monkey Go!
Lin Fong-O'Neill, Ray Yuen
Hardcover (Ben-Lin Associates, Ltd., Dec. 11, 2010)Peter finds a runaway circus monkey in his backyard and wants to keep him. They become good friends. But the monkey's unhappiness with his human family eventually convinces Peter to let him go. He learns at the end that being helpful and sensitive to his friend s feelings and needs brings joy to both.
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Being Paralyzed
Linda O'Neill
Library Binding (Rourke Pub Group, June 1, 2000)Book by O'Neill, Linda
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Being Blind
Linda O'Neill
Library Binding (Rourke Pub Group, Sept. 1, 2000)Explains what it is like to be blind and how blind people can use Braille, guide dogs, canes, and other aids to live independent lives.
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Having Asthma
Linda O'Neill
Library Binding (Rourke Pub Group, Sept. 1, 2000)Discusses the nature, symptoms, triggers, management, and treatment of asthma.
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