If It's Lunar New Year and You Know It . . .

Belinda Chen

$16.99

Board book

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English

NOSY CROW
01 January 2026

Children's & Educational; Baby books; Early learning: first experiences

Series: And You Know It . . .

It's Lunar New Year and it's time to celebrate in this festive sing-along book with sliders!

Moving sliders bring this celebratory board book to life as

little children are introduced to and take part in four fun Lunar New Year activities. With robust sliders that are easy enough for the smallest hands to use, you can make a lantern, fill your plate, dance along and see the lights!

The joyful neon artwork and rythmic text makes this is the perfect book to share together in celebration of the Lunar New Year.

Scan the Stories Aloud QR code on the back cover to sing along with the song!

Illustrated by: Belinda Chen
Imprint: NOSY CROW
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 180mm, Width: 180mm,
ISBN: 9781805135401
ISBN 10: 1805135406
Series: And You Know It . . .
Pages: 8
Publication Date: 01 January 2026
Recommended Age: From 1 to 3 years
Audience: Children/juvenile , 0-5 years
Format: Board book
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

The illustrator Belinda Chen has brought a wonderful authenticity and depth to this book, filling the scenes with symbols of the celebration including festival foods, bamboo, red money envelopes, firecrackers, the Chinese knot as well as two hidden Chinese characters to discover! Belinda is now based in Yorkshire, but she grew up in a family-run ceramic factory in North Taiwan and speaks so wonderfully of her experience celebrating Lunar New Year: I grew up in a big family that spoke a mixture of dialogues - Mandarin, Taiwanese and Hakka. Our family love celebrating all kinds of Chinese events and for me, Lunar New Year was always one of the highlights. There are lots of big family gatherings, feasts, receiving red envelopes from relatives, playing card games with cousins, watching colourful dragon dance parade on the street and when the New Year comes the fireworks would go all night long. Now I live in UK with my family, we have a 6-year-old daughter. We try to recreate the spirit of LNY with family/friends. We make dumplings, write Chinese calligraphy, give each other red envelopes with good wishes for the new year. I am so excited to have had the opportunity to illustrate and share my experience of LNY.