JuanJuan and the Samoyed & JuanJuan Meets Scruffy the Sheep

About the Book

JuanJuan is a Maltese/Toy poodle dog, living in the big city, whose name means “curly” in Chinese. JuanJuan lives with Liu XiaoYao, whose name means “relaxed.” In JuanJuan and the Samoyed, JuanJuan is jealous of her friend Snowball but comes to realize that, although different from Snowball, she also has positive characteristics that have meaning and purpose. In JuanJuan Meets Scruffy the Sheep, JuanJuan learns that sometimes the “people" she meets may seem scary, but getting to know them may reveal a treasured friendship. Whether focusing on children’s prosocial behaviors, or for learning Chinese or English, JuanJuan is cute, relatable, and fun for all ages. 卷卷是一条生活在大城市的马尔济斯贵宾犬，名字取自中文“卷毛”的意思。刘逍遥取自中文逍遥自得之意，卷卷和他一起生活。在《卷卷和萨摩耶》中，卷卷非常嫉妒它的朋友雪球儿。但是后来它意识到自己虽然与雪球儿不同，却也有着独一无二的价值和积极的特质。在《卷卷遇见糟糟团》中，卷卷学会了人不可貌相的道理。卷卷明白了有时它遇见的“人”可能看起来很可怕，但在逐渐了解彼此的过程中也许会收获一份珍贵的友谊。无论是从双语学习还是专注于儿童亲社会行为的角度来说，卷卷系列图书对所有年龄段都是可爱、有趣并值得信赖的。

About the Author

Lynette Frantzen has a PhD Psychology and over 15 years in the mental health field. She, her husband, and 4 children have traveled and worked around the world in the Americas, Asia, and Europe. Her work with diverse populations has perpetuated her belief in the universal importance of encouraging prosocial behaviors from childhood for the development of happy, healthy societies. Lynette Frantzen是一位在心理健康、精神健康领域拥有超过十五年经验的心理学博士。她和丈夫带着四个孩子曾在美洲、亚洲、欧洲中许多地区旅行并工作。她长期与不同的人群合作使她坚信，从幼时就鼓励亲社会行为对于发展幸福和健康的社会至关重要。