HarperCollins, (1993) 4th; 237 pp. Juvenile hardback. A collection of stories about Asian American teenagers, featuring published writers like Maxine Hong Kingston as well as original pieces by new writers.
Harper & Row, (1977); shiny full colour pictorial covers by Allen Say; 217 pp. Juvenile hardback. All her life Casey has lived with her happy-go-lucky father, following the horse races. Now she must move into her grandmother's tiny apartment in Chinatown. A fascinating account of how she comes to know.....
Harper Row, (1977); Full colour pictorial binding. 217 pp. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. When her father is hospitalized, Casey is sent to live with her grandmother Paw-Paw in Chinatown. Everything seems strange, the noise, the new Chinese school.
New York: Harper & Row, 1985, 1st printing, tan boards, green endpapers, jacket with wrap around painting; 8vo; 275 pp. Juvenile hardback. Swashbuckling science fiction acrobatics from a modern master.
New York: HarperCollins, 1992, stated 1st, nl; green boards with red spine, green endpapers, in jacket with green dragon flying above grey sea, 8vo; 313 pp. Juvenile hardback. The fourth and final book in the Dragon Series, combining Yep's own magic with Chinese mythology, in the final war against the.....
New York: Scholastic, 1994, stated 1st, white boards, red spine, in wrap around jacket with painting of Little Lee and the Ghost Fox in a snowy village, many illustrations in text; 8vo; 70 pp. Juvenile hardback. Based on a Japanese ghost story collected in the 17th c.
New York: Harper & Row, 1982, stated first. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. When Charles Sabini, a popular kid from a large, happy family, got a Poison Chain Letter in the mail, it led him to Chris Pomeroy, who had never fit in. Their friendship changed them both.
Morrow, 1983, 1st printing; 165 pp. Juvenile hardback. A suspenseful Young Adult mystery in which Sean sets out to find if his friend really died in a car crash, or if he was murdered.
Harper Row, 1989, 1st printing; 194 pp. Juvenile hardback. Twenty stories told by Chinese workers newly settled in America, passed down orally for generations and retold by Yep. A fascinating glimpse into a part of American history rarely met in children's books.
Harper, 1979, 1st printing. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. A Chinese-American athlete learns of another world in which winning at sports doesn't matter.
Dial, 1993, 1st printing; shiny full colour pictorial boards, 8.6x10.7; 27 pp. Picture Book hardback. A brave and resourceful women outwits a greedy king, in a mixture of magic and adventure.
Morrow, 1991, 1st printing; 149 pp. Juvenile hardback. In 1927, a Chinese American family based on the author's own moves to West Virginia to start a business. They find ingenious solutions to the struggles of moving into the small conservative community. SIGNED by author.
Morrow, 1991, 1st printing; 149 pp. Juvenile hardback. A Chinese American family, based on the author's own, moves to West Virginia to start a business in 1927. They undergo struggles and find ingenious solutions in moving into the small conservative community.
Morrow, 1984, 1st printing; 135 pp. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. The Duke of Bayswater, the actual Tom Sawyer (possibly), and a wisecracking young San Francisco newspaperman called Mark Twain join forces to track down a saboteur. Sequel to Yep's Mark Twain Murders.
Harper Collins, 1991, 1st printing, 194 pp. Juvenile hardback. Folktales, like those in his book The Rainbow People, originally gathered as a WPA project to preserve the stories told by Chinese immigrants, and originally appearing in a book, The Golden Mountain. 17 stories, told with freshness and vigor.
Troll, Bridgewater, 1995, 1st printing. 8.2x10.2; 93 pp. Picture Book hardback. A varied collection with dreaming as part of each story.