How the Animals Do It

Humor & Entertainment

Feign, Larry

Humor

Barricade Books, Inc.

Cartoons and text provide humorous commentary on the reproductive habits of animals ranging from fruitflies to elephants

Barricade Books

Quotations From Lily Wong

Hambalan Press

The 1997 Hong Kong handover was no laughing matter...or maybe it was!
Read the cartoons that chronicled the End of Empire, in this special 20th anniversary edition.
In March 1997 controversial, award-winning cartoonist Larry Feign was commissioned by a British newspaper to chronicle an unprecedented moment in history—The Reunification of China! The End of the British Empire!—and all the rumors, worst-case scenarios and unforgettable events:
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<li>Pre-handover supermarket specials</li>
<li>Last-minute pregnancies before the one-child policy kicked in</li>
<li>The greatest onslaught of tacky souvenirs in history</li>
<li>The invasion of the foreign journalists</li>
<li>Britain finally lifts a finger for Hong Kong</li>
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This book contains the entire series, plus cartoons from Time, Geo Magazine, and several previously unpublished cartoons, as well as A Politically Incorrect View of the Handover. You'll laugh almost as loud as Chinese leaders laugh at Hong Kong people's calls for democracy.
Click "Look Inside" to read the first chapter and cartoons!

Let's All Shut Up and Make Money! (Lily Wong cartoons)

STVDIO MEDIA

The bedroom secrets of the animal kingdom...revealed!  Amazing facts and hilarious illustrations about the intimate habits of our gilled, winged, furry and slimy cousins in the animal kingdom.  Did you know...?  Penguins do it at 70 below zero! Minks do it for 8 hours non-stop! Octopuses lose an arm when they mate!  Ever wondered how starfish do it? How do porcupines mates without causing serious bodily injury? Easy to find out! Read (well, first buy) this fascinating, true but funny book. Click the "Look Inside" link above to read the first chapter free!

How the Animals Do It: The Weird Mating Habits of the Wild Beasts

Comics & Graphic Novels

Comic Strips

Aieeyaaa! Learn Chinese the Hard Way: The English-Chinese Cartoon Dictionary

Don't be fooled by books which promise you that learning Chinese is "easy", "easier", "simple", or "instant". Learning Chinese is a pain in the pìgu! AIEEYAAA! is the first book since China invented paper which offers Chinese language learners some well-deserved laughs amidst the suffering. Featuring 150 topical cartoons about life, love and culture clash in China, this hilarious satirical dictionary sends up many of the ironies, delights, and cultural and linguistic mix-ups that are immediately recognizable to anyone who has spent any time at all in the Middle Kingdom. It's simply like no other Chinese dictionary on the planet: 
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Mandarin and Cantonese translations for every word.</li> <li>
Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters.</li> <li>Cartoon scenarios to make sure you never forget a word.</li> <li>Extended introduction which dares to tell the truth about the trials and tribulations of learning Chinese.</li> <li>Humorous tips about cross-cultural miscommunication.</li> </ul> And much more! Over 100,000 copies sold since first release, this new 2018 edition offers something for everyone when it comes to learning Chinese, whether you’re a seasoned Asia hand or traveling to China for the first time. Don't despair about learning Chinese. Just say AIEEYAAA!

Top Floor Books

Hilarious spoofs of seven classic tales, told from the Hong Kong point of view:The Three Little Capitalist Pigs; The Tale of Ah-Laddin; The Wizard of Wah's; Jack and the Soy Bean Stalk; Little Red Guard Riding Hood; The Mon(k)ey King; A Hong Kong Christmas Carol

Hong Kong Fairy Tales: Classic Tales and Legends Told the Hong Kong Way (Lily Wong cartoons)

Graphic Novels

Everything you know about Hong Kong history is wrong.Did Britain take over the right place? What did mainland refugees curse when they got there? And where can I get one of those cool Handover t-shirts? Bet you thought you knew Discover the alternative truth in these action-packed, politically incorrect stories of: PASSIONA sweltering romance between a hot-headed damsel and a goofball sailor, while his shipmates peddle dope and colonize the wrong island.BRUTALITYHe outsmarted Japanese invaders and communist rebels, but a potty-mouthed new immigrant meets his match on the old Star Ferry.T-SHIRTSThe true story of an accidental avatar of the end of an era. And why the artist didn't get rich from it.Written and illustrated by award-winning cartoonist Larry FeignRead it now, before it's too politically incorrect to do so

A Politically Incorrect History of Hong Kong: Cartoon stories and the tale of a bootleg t-shirt (Lily Wong cartoons)

Manga

Don't be fooled by books which promise you that learning Chinese is "easy", "easier", "simple", or "instant". Learning Chinese is a pain in the pìgu! 
AIEEYAAA! is the first book since China invented paper which offers Chinese language learners some well-deserved laughs amidst the suffering. 
Featuring 150 topical cartoons about life, love and culture clash in China, this affectionately satirical dictionary sends up many of the ironies, delights, and cultural and linguistic mix-ups that are immediately recognizable to anyone who has spent any time at all in the Middle Kingdom. Mandarin and Cantonese translations for every word. Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters. Cartoon scenarios to make sure you never forget a word. Extended introduction which dares to tell the truth about the trials and tribulations of learning Chinese. Humorous tips about cross-cultural miscommunication.And much more! 
Over 100,000 copies sold since first release, this new edition offers something for everyone when it comes to learning Chinese, whether you’re a seasoned Asia hand or traveling to China for the first time. 
Don't despair about learning Chinese. Just say AIEEYAAA!

Her father traded away her youth. Sea bandits stole her freedom. She has one way to get them back: Become the most powerful pirate in the world. South China coast, 1801: Sold as a child to a floating brothel, 26-year-old Yang has finally bought her freedom, only to be kidnapped by a brutal pirate gang and forced to marry their leader. Dragged through stormy seas and lawless bandit havens, Yang must stay scrappy to survive. She embeds herself in the dark business of piracy, carving out her role against the resistance of powerful bandit leaders and Cheung Po Tsai, her husband's flamboyant male concubine. Caught between bitter rivals fighting for mastery over the pirates-and for her heart-Yang faces a choice between two things she never dreamed might be hers: power or love. Based on real people and events, The Flower Boat Girl is the story of a young woman who, against all odds, shaped history on her own terms. "A breathtaking saga of a real life heroine, so richly alive that the pages seem to breathe."- Caroline Leavitt, New York Times bestselling author (Pictures of You, Cruel Beautiful World)

The Flower Boat Girl: A novel based on a true story

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

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How the Animals Do It

How the Animals Do It

Quotations From Lily Wong

Let's All Shut Up and Make Money! (Lily Wong cartoons)

How the Animals Do It: The Weird Mating Habits of the Wild Beasts

Aieeyaaa! Learn Chinese the Hard Way: The English-Chinese Cartoon Dictionary

Hong Kong Fairy Tales: Classic Tales and Legends Told the Hong Kong Way (Lily Wong cartoons)

A Politically Incorrect History of Hong Kong: Cartoon stories and the tale of a bootleg t-shirt (Lily Wong cartoons)

Aieeyaaa! Learn Chinese the Hard Way: The English-Chinese Cartoon Dictionary

The Flower Boat Girl: A novel based on a true story