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Delightful collection
of Malaysian tales – kingdom of the crocodiles, how the tapir
lost his horn, a village fool tricks the giant with a leaky boat,
the dragon of Kinabalu. Nine enchanting stories with colorful illustrations,
in a charming folk art style.
(Chapter book)
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Autobiographical
adventures growing up in a traditional Malaysian village (kampung)
by the famous cartoonist Lat – fried bananas and boiled tapioca,
Koran class, guarding durian trees, fishing and swimming with
friends in the river. Full of warmth and humor, this is a gem. (Cartoon book)
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Get to know
this fascinating country – exotic plants (the largest flower
in the world grows in Malaysia) and animals (orangutans, bearded
pigs, tapirs), religions and festivals, sports and arts, food and
clothing. Excellent color photographs. (Chapter book)
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Islam (Eyewitness Books)
Philip Wilkinson
Check
out this excellent introduction to Islam, the state religion of
Malaysia – the prophet Muhammad, mosques, society and culture,
festivals and ceremonies. Rich, detailed illustrations. (Picture
book)
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The
Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur are the tallest twin towers in the
world. Find out about this uniquely Malaysian skyscraper –
how it was designed around the tropical climate and Islamic symbols
(the eight pointed star), construction techniques, outside materials,
pinnacle at the top symbolizes fourteen Malaysian states. (Chapter
book, color photographs)
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Fun facts about
Malaysia – geography (mountains, forests, and coasts), history,
government and jobs, city and village life, sports and traditions.
(Picture book)
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More children's
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