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Bing's Cherries
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- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 48
- Published
- 2026
- Publisher
- Random House USA Inc
About this book
The story
Bing's Cherries is a children's book that presents a modern American tall tale about the origins of the famous Bing cherry. This volume 1 story follows a young girl and her father as they discuss the life of Ah Bing, a Chinese immigrant who traveled from China to find work in the orchards of Oregon. Through a blend of historical fact and imagination, the narrative explores how Ah Bing cultivated the luscious fruit known today.
Livia Blackburne blends geography and cultures to create a poignant folk tale and myth. This work of children's fiction focuses on cultural memory and the immigrant experience within the Pacific Northwest. The book includes lush illustrations and educational backmatter, such as a recipe, making it a detailed exploration of Chinese American history and the themes of growing up.
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