Helen is obsessed with gods of destruction in Chinatown, and hereditary fracas in the cosmos, the genealogy of muses, who laugh and cry in the passing of time and the sublimation of her “dim sum days,” gorgeous days spent staring at the clock and painting canvases that reflect the coming of the Great Muse, the glorious idolatry of the Chinese sub-culture she loves and detests, the dark men she’s come to see as both familiar and foreign. Seeking out the planetary whiz and the mulberry pipe, she’s just a fraction of her worth, until she meets Edward Yee, the missing piece in her life story. Together they ransom the bird-cage and make the moon shine until it’s just an itty bitty splice scone on a plate amidst a bee-bop hol-iday jazz tune that’s worth the pleasure. “Dim Sum Days” is a contagious work about love and art, holiday trolling and passionate inter-locking, the cosmos at its most vainglorious struggle. Read it with your trisket har gow on a Sunday after-noon while the junk ships are floating across the Kowloon River, the fantasy never-ending.

He was diagnosed with a life threatening disease, and then he found himself alone. His life suddenly became a race against Time. This is the inspiring story about one mans courage and determination to overcome adversity and find happiness in life. Poignant and thought provoking, In the Dim Light of the Day is an unconventional love story with universal appeal that will capture the readers interest from the very first page.

Matt has never been brave. Even though he is an Eagle Scout and has spent an unknown amount of hours outside and in the woods, he has never seen himself as outdoorsy. He likes to play computer games and look at the world from his computer screen. His work, life and entertainment all come from that little glowing box. He had been looking forward to a new year on his own, until a meteor struck in Russia. The spores it released caused panic and set off a chain of events that would irrevocably alter our world. As the world fell apart around him, Matt has to decide if he would play it safe and keep his head down or risk everything to make it home and to his family. Whichever path he chooses will change him forever.

There was a scientist Ahiam, who invented incorrect invention. It was againshed the nature. So that was a incorrect robot. But he died then his son Dim boy invented the right robot. And got the command over his father robot. But in the story thieves made the Dim boy a cyborg.

“I had a wonderful week at my sister’s as always...until Friday night. I was sharing a bed with my little nephew and he was saying his prayers: ‘If I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take’. I felt a stab of foreboding in my spirit...” In this tragic experience, no real support was given in the Old Colony Mennonite village where they lived. Instead, there was blame and shunning. Mari learned more about the “whys” of such treatment; she also found others who had similar experiences. Conversely, she heard of the wise ways of her grandfather, the Bishop, who had died long before this all had happened. As her brother Isaac would say: “How we longed for the gentle and compassionate presence of our Grandfather.”

A whimsically illustrated yet authoritative guide to the "taxonomy" of dim sum, based on a popular Lucky Peach story. Author and illustrator Carolyn Phillips demystifies the rich, nuanced culinary institution of teahouse snacks in The Dim Sum Field Guide, a pocket-size, definitive resource featuring 80 hand-drawn illustrations. With entries for all the dim sum classics--including siu mai, xiaolongbao, char siu, roast duck, and even sweets like milk tarts and black sesame rolls--this handy reference is perfect for bringing on-the-go to your next dim sum outing. Armchair travelers and Asian food enthusiasts alike will be delighted by this detailed yet accessible look at the distinctly Chinese art of eating well. — NPR's Best Books of 2016

Mae Ceri a Deri yn ffrindiau mawr sy'n gwneud popeth gyda'i gilydd ac yn hoffi dysgu pethau newydd.Pan fydd Deri yn hwyr yn dod i ginio un diwrnod, mae eu ffrind Gwen fach yn esbonio beth yw cloc a sut all eu helpu i drefnu eu diwrnod.Mae Dim Amser i Glociau yn berffaith i'w ddarllen ar y cyd, a bydd yn helpu plant ifanc i ddysgu sut i ddweud faint o'r gloch yw hi yn ogystal a datblygu eu sgiliau darllen.

Welcome back to Ho-Lee Noodle House, where you can get fantastic take-out. . .unless you get taken out first. “Vivien Chien serves up a delicious mystery with a side order of soy sauce and sass. A tasty start to a new mystery series!” —Bestselling author Kylie Logan on Death by Dumpling Dim Sum of All Fears is the second book in a delicious new cozy series. Lana Lee is a dutiful daughter, waiting tables at her family’s Chinese restaurant even though she’d rather be doing just about anything else. Then, just when she has a chance for a “real” job, her parents take off to Taiwan, leaving Lana in charge. Surprising everyone—including herself—she turns out to be quite capable of running the place. Unfortunately, the newlyweds who just opened the souvenir store next door to Ho-Lee have turned up dead. . .and soon Lana finds herself in the midst of an Asia Village mystery. Between running the Ho-Lee and trying to figure out whether the rock-solid Detective Adam Trudeau is actually her boyfriend, Lana knows she shouldn’t pry into the case. But the more she learns about the dead husband, his ex-wives, and all the murky details of the couple’s past, the more Lana thinks that this so-called murder/suicide is a straight-up order of murder. . .