Bibliograph

Chinese Mother Goose rhymes, [Ju tzu ko tʻu], selected and edited by Robert Wyndham ; pictures by Ed Young

Type

Label

Chinese Mother Goose rhymes, [Ju tzu ko tʻu], selected and edited by Robert Wyndham ; pictures by Ed Young

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

poetry

Main title

Chinese Mother Goose rhymes

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Oclc number

19752134

Responsibility statement

selected and edited by Robert Wyndham ; pictures by Ed Young

Series statement

Sandcastle books

Sub title

[Ju tzu ko tʻu]

Summary

A collection of nursery rhymes translated from Chinese, including ones on lady bugs, kites, and bumps on the head. Also includes the rhymes in Chinese characters

Table Of Contents

As the sun came up, a ball of red -- On the top of a mountain -- Lady bug, lady bug -- Away floats the butterfly -- Little eyes see pretty things -- A wee little boy has opened a store -- Flowers for sale! -- This little fellow -- Froggie, froggie -- He climbed up the candlestick -- Old Mr. Chang, I've hear it said -- If you chance to be crossing -- My boat is turned up at both ends -- What has feet like plum blossoms -- Come and see! -- When the Milky Way you spy -- It has eyes and a nose -- Two little sisters went walking one day -- Dear little baby -- Willow leave murmur, hua-la-la -- The heaven is bright -- We keep a dog to guard the house -- As the sun rose over the mountain -- Beat the drum! Rum-pum-pum! -- You'll find whenever the New Year comes -- Bump, bump, please go away -- On the top of the hill -- A hurrying man he always was -- On a very high mountain -- Outside my door, I heard someone say -- My little golden sister -- There's a cow on the mountain -- This little cow eats grass -- The wolf has come -- We push, we pull -- So you be a roller -- Gee lee, gu lu, turn the cake -- A peacock feather -- Up you go

Target audience

juvenile

Contributor

Genre