Books with author Pei-Ling Wang

The yellow school bus pulls up downstairs of the building where Alex and SUV live in the afternoon. Guess who will get off the school bus? And why didn’t Alex take the school bus from school back home today? In the fourth book “The Yellow School Bus,” Alex and SUV will introduce their new friend for us to know. Continue reading Book 4 “The Yellow School Bus” from the book series “Zoom---Zoom---My Car” to discover more new characters appearing for the developing drama and learn how Alex and his toy car SUV keep their imagination going on!

A wonderful and amazing adventure for a wild rabbit! The wild rabbit met a stuffed bunny in his journey of adventure when he was escaping from his destroyed homeland. With the broken-heart despair of losing his mother and his other family members, the wild rabbit, Ban-Ban, entered a new world where he made the new friend, Pinky, a stuffed bunny owned by a little girl. Through reality and the imagination, the wild rabbit and the stuffed bunny together make great friends for each other. They both give us the readers an encouraging and touching story for their great friendship and true love. The book also brings messages of love, understanding, help, and support through the relationship between humans and animals. These good virtues are established at a strong family base. In this book, the girl and the young rabbit naturally reveals their beautiful minds by having true love from their mothers. A great children's book for educating young children the meanings of love and hope. It is a great gift of books for your young kids aged 4-10 to enjoy reading especially on Valentine's Day, also the coming Easter, even for any reading days!

Have you already read “Home,” the second book in the book series “Zoom—Zoom— My Car”?Alex’s mommy has driven Alex and his new toy car SUV back home from the store. Now, readers can find out what Alex is doing with his mommy at home with his toy car SUV by reading the next book “Mommy.”In the third book “Mommy,” SUV starts to imagine that he has his own mom while staying at home with Alex.Can SUV imagine what his mom looks like happily? The answer will be found in this book. The author invites readers to continue reading her books in the book series “Zoom—Zoom—My Car” to join the adventurous journey with Alex and his toy car SUV to discover more wonders.

After reading Book 1 “Waiting for Alex” of the book series “Zoom--Zoom—My Car,” we have met Alex’s toy car named SUV.With Alex’s imagination, we will accompany his toy car SUV to experience an unexpected wonderful adventure together.In the second book “Home,” SUV will bring us to his new home.Come join the excitement of SUV’s arrival at his new home! Continue reading to follow Alex’s imaginative journey to discover more wonders from this adventurous story between Alex and his toy car SUV!

A wonderful story about a young cardinal named "No-No." "No-No's Decision" is the author's second book of children's literature that describes the close relationship between the human world and the animal world, and carries the important idea of preserving nature by planting greens and taking care of them. The book is now launched as she wishes to meet the expectation from the readers of her first book "Pinky and Ban-Ban: A Story between Two Bunnies." This time, we the readers are led into the world of birds. The young cardinal "No-No" who lives in a small yard will carry us through a journey of his struggling mind to reach a new power to decide his new direction in life. He will show us how he faces the changes in his surroundings, how he lives together with both his good and bad neighbors in a competition to survive, and how he challenges his stubborn character to settle the confusion in his mind. Accompanying No-No's world of birds in the yards behind the humans' houses is a young girl named "Rosie," who appears from the beginning to the end of the story. Both the young cardinal "No-No" and the young girl "Rosie" develop an intimate friendship to understand and appreciate each other. Their communication and understanding of each other shows us the big and wide world where the human world and the animal world are in a paralleled structure as the two worlds' differences and similarites exist together in a harmony. Don't miss this new children's book! "No-No's Decision" is another children's story based on the author's bright insight on the realities of the world and her expansive imagination for creative writing.

This book is the most comprehensive description of the decades-long Non-Axiomatic Reasoning System (NARS) project, including its philosophical foundation, methodological consideration, conceptual design details, implications in the related fields, and its similarities and differences to many related works in cognitive science. While most current works in Artificial Intelligence (AI) focus on individual aspects of intelligence and cognition, NARS is designed and developed to attack the AI problem as a whole.

This book is the most comprehensive description of the decades-long Non-Axiomatic Reasoning System (NARS) project, including its philosophical foundation, methodological consideration, conceptual design details, implications in the related fields, and its similarities and differences to many related works in cognitive science. While most current works in Artificial Intelligence (AI) focus on individual aspects of intelligence and cognition, NARS is designed and developed to attack the AI problem as a whole.

Traveling with his three followers to the West to seek Buddhist scriptures, Hsuan-tsang encounters the White-Bone Demon, who keeps changing herself into different human forms in order to catch and eat him. When Hsuan-tsang's follower, Monkey, sees through her disguises and tries to kill her, the deluded Hsuan-tsang orders him away, only to fall into the demon's clutches. At the last moment Monkey returns to rescue him.

This picture-story book, Monkey Subdues the White-Bone Demon, is based on an episode from The Pilgrimage to the West, a mythological novel by Wu Cheng-en. This novel has had a wide appeal among Chinese reader since its appearance in the 16th century, and its hero, Monkey, has become one of the most lovable figures in Chinese literature. Monkey is a fearless and loyal character capable of performing supernatural feats. In defiance of the powers that be, he creates havoc in heaven, and consequently is imprisoned by Buddha under the Mountain of the Five Elements. Five hundred years later he becomes a Buddhist follower and escorts the monk Hsuan-tsang on his pilgrimage to the west to seek Buddhist scriptures. During the journey he kills demons and performs many other deeds. In the story of their encounter with the White-Bone Demon, Hsuan-tsang fails to see through the demon's disguise, and claims that even a demon can be made to mend its ways. But Monkey refuses to be taken in, and for this he is sent away by Hsuan-tsang. Only after he has saved the monk from the man-eating monster's jaws does the latter realize that people are not always what they appear to be, and that the only way to deal with a demon is resolutely to wipe it out.

This book is the most comprehensive description of the decades-long Non-Axiomatic Reasoning System (NARS) project, including its philosophical foundation, methodological consideration, conceptual design details, implications in the related fields, and its similarities and differences to many related works in cognitive science. While most current works in Artificial Intelligence (AI) focus on individual aspects of intelligence and cognition, NARS is designed and developed to attack the AI problem as a whole.