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Be a Fail-er
The most important lesson isn't how to succeed — it's being brave enough to fail, try, and fail again.
Bilingual Chinese & English
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A slightly different take on the traditional bedtime story and routine. Read about how Tycho’s father helps to soothe and placate the monsters inhabiting his bedroom!
“This is simply a delightful little book. While the bedtime routine and monstrous concerns will be familiar to children, the loving problem solving and well-chosen vocabulary will introduce them (and their attentive parents) to new ideas and discussions. The father-son relationship is sweet and gentle.”
“I liked how the Dad used his imagination with his son as they followed their bedtime routine. … It was such a sweet story, and the illustrations were really cute.”
“I am second generation Chinese and I bought this book to read to my kids so they can learn Chinese.”
“I bought this to Read to my great grandchildren. They are ages 4 and 6 . To my surprise, the 6 year old insisted on taking over the reading. Very neat story.”
“Of course, it helped that my daughter loves dragons, alligators and dinosaurs, she asked to read again after finishing 1st read thru.”
“A wonderfully engaging and delightful read for children. It uses a number of phrases and words which are not normally found in young children's books. … The illustrations are absolutely adorable (I especially loved the milk-drinking dragon)”
“The gentle story and delightful illustrations are great for bed time or anytime. My five-year old asked me to read it three times in a row, and he loves pointing out the dragon, the alligator, and the T. rex.”
“The way the father sympathizes with his son rather than contradicting him is a wonderful lesson in parenting.”