The Night Before Lunar New Year book by Natasha Wing (parody of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas)

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The Night Before Lunar New Year (parody of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas) book by Natasha Wing

It's the holiday season! Celebrate the holidays with these family fun read-aloud stories from Natasha Wing's best-selling series...

Discover all the celebratory traditions surrounding Lunar New Year in this festive addition to the Night Before series.

It's the night before Lunar New Year, and a little girl is excited for all of the celebrations to come. She's prepared dumplings with her mom, bought a new dress in Chinatown, and even helped scare mythical beast Nian away with her cousins and brother. There's only one problem: she's a bit nervous about all of the loud noises at the upcoming Lunar New Year Parade. Will she overcome her fears?

Find out in the latest installment of the Night Before series, told in the style of Clement C. Moore's classic tale.

Each of Natasha Wing's "Night Before..." stories is full of vocabulary & rhyme to educate & engage kids of all ages.

Each book contains a story line that is modeled after Clement C. Moore's beloved poem, “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas” with adorable twists from Natasha Wing’s imagination. These are great tools in exploring the literary concept of a parody as well as for building excitement & anticipation of upcoming holidays!

Other "Night Before..." titles available:
•New Year’s
•Lunar New Year
•Groundhog Day
•Valentine’s Day
•St. Patrick’s Day
•Easter
•First Communion
•Memorial Day
•Summer Vacation
•Summer Camp
•Fourth of July
•Preschool
•Kindergarten
•First Grade
•Second Grade
•Halloween
•Election Day
•Thanksgiving
•Hundredth Day [of school]
•Christmas
•The Snow Day
•My Birthday
•The Dance Recital
•School Picture Day
•The Tooth Fairy
•The Dentist
•A New Pet
•Moving Day

Each is a perfect gift to get young readers excited for this festive fall holiday! They are a great start for home libraries & classroom story time!

For added learning fun, follow along with this story read-aloud of "The Night Before Lunar New Year.". Then discuss how your family welcomes a new year. When does a new year start in your family? What special activities take place? What traditions are involved?

Key words: Chinese, Eastern, Asian, Dragon, holiday, festival, tradition, holidays, lunar new year, family, activities, culture, winter, spring, Asia, multicultural, multiculturalism, culturally responsive, diversity, tolerance