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    The Legend of Foo Foo and the Golden Monks: Imperial Version English/Mandarin
    THE LEGEND OF FOO FOO AND THE GOLDEN MONKS: ENGLISH VERSION/Mandarin Chinese
    The Empress and The Legend of Foo Foo: Imperial Audio Version
    Audiobook series3 titles

    The Legend of Foo Foo Series

    Written by Cynthia Sambataro, Dr. Cynthia Sambataro, Cynthia Sambataro PHD and

    Narrated by Amy Weaver

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    About this series

    The Legend of Foo Foo is the second of the foundational books in The Legend of Foo Foo series. Located in China, high on top of the Purple Mountains, the Golden Monks create the Foo Dog. A mix of history, Chinese folklore and fantasy, our stories are told in multiple formats and languages.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFoo Foo Media Empire
    Release dateOct 17, 2020
    The Legend of Foo Foo and the Golden Monks: Imperial Version English/Mandarin
    THE LEGEND OF FOO FOO AND THE GOLDEN MONKS: ENGLISH VERSION/Mandarin Chinese
    The Empress and The Legend of Foo Foo: Imperial Audio Version

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      The Empress and The Legend of Foo Foo: Imperial Audio Version
      The Empress and The Legend of Foo Foo: Imperial Audio Version

      The Empress and The Legend of Foo Foo: Imperial Audio Version

      Dr. Cynthia Sambataro
      4/5 - 2 ratings
      4/5 - 2 ratings

      The Empress and the Legend of Foo Foo is the first in the Legend of Foo Foo Series. Developed by a pediatric health psychologist and a school psychologist each book is designed to tell a story with a blend of history, folklore and enchantment. The Empress and the Legend of Foo Foo tells the story of Empress Cixi's favored pet the Pekingese and a back story of the legend of the Foo Dog. One of two origin books this children's series follows Foo Foo through history tying together children from multiple countries. Lavishly, illustrated by talented up and coming artist Martha Ivette Escobar during the Qing Dynasty the images will draw children and readers alike into the story. Enhanced the story jumps of the paper with multiple integrated pieces to delight all.

      The Empress and the Legend of Foo Foo is the first in the Legend of Foo Foo Series. Developed by a pediatric health psychologist and a school psychologist each book is designed to tell a story with a blend of history, folklore and enchantment. The Empress and the Legend of Foo Foo tells the story of Empress Cixi's favored pet the Pekingese and a back story of the legend of the Foo Dog. One of two origin books this children's series follows Foo Foo through history tying together children from multiple countries. Lavishly, illustrated by talented up and coming artist Martha Ivette Escobar during the Qing Dynasty the images will draw children and readers alike into the story. Enhanced the story jumps of the paper with multiple integrated pieces to delight all.

    • 2

      The Legend of Foo Foo and the Golden Monks: Imperial Version English/Mandarin
      The Legend of Foo Foo and the Golden Monks: Imperial Version English/Mandarin

      The Legend of Foo Foo and the Golden Monks: Imperial Version English/Mandarin

      Cynthia Sambataro
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      High on the tippy top of the Purple Mountain in China, the Golden Monks are summoned by Emperor Wu of Han to create a loyal and fierce protector of the Universe and truth. The Foo Dog was born and seated at the side of the Emperor to whisper in his ear when lies were told. The Foo Dog statues can be found all around the world, sitting, guarding and protecting those that tell the truth and those they love. This is the second book in The Legend of Foo Foo series. Available in a clever upside down book the story is told in English or Mandarin, English or Chinese, English or Russian, English or Urdu, and English or Hindi. soon to be found in more language to connect children and parents to this lovely story around our world.

      High on the tippy top of the Purple Mountain in China, the Golden Monks are summoned by Emperor Wu of Han to create a loyal and fierce protector of the Universe and truth. The Foo Dog was born and seated at the side of the Emperor to whisper in his ear when lies were told. The Foo Dog statues can be found all around the world, sitting, guarding and protecting those that tell the truth and those they love. This is the second book in The Legend of Foo Foo series. Available in a clever upside down book the story is told in English or Mandarin, English or Chinese, English or Russian, English or Urdu, and English or Hindi. soon to be found in more language to connect children and parents to this lovely story around our world.

    • 2

      THE LEGEND OF FOO FOO AND THE GOLDEN MONKS: ENGLISH VERSION/Mandarin Chinese
      THE LEGEND OF FOO FOO AND THE GOLDEN MONKS: ENGLISH VERSION/Mandarin Chinese

      THE LEGEND OF FOO FOO AND THE GOLDEN MONKS: ENGLISH VERSION/Mandarin Chinese

      Cynthia Sambataro PHD
      0 ratings
      0 ratings

      The Legend of Foo Foo is the second of the foundational books in The Legend of Foo Foo series. Located in China, high on top of the Purple Mountains, the Golden Monks create the Foo Dog. A mix of history, Chinese folklore and fantasy, our stories are told in multiple formats and languages.

      The Legend of Foo Foo is the second of the foundational books in The Legend of Foo Foo series. Located in China, high on top of the Purple Mountains, the Golden Monks create the Foo Dog. A mix of history, Chinese folklore and fantasy, our stories are told in multiple formats and languages.

    Author

    Cynthia Sambataro

    Dr. Cynthia Sambataro holds a doctorate in clinical health psychology. Dr. Sambataro worked with children with disabilities and varying mental health issues. Now, retired Cynthia creates magical yet historical books for children. Often a blend of history, folklore, and fantasy the lavish illustrations transport the children and reader to historical settings with rich historical representations.

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